Who do you trust? Beyond encryption, secure e-business
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Auteurs : Mathias KlangSource :
- Decision Support Systems [ 0167-9236 ] ; 2001.
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- Business risk, Business transaction, Common goal, Communication technology, Contract fulfillment, Contracting, Contracting part, Contracting parties, Contracting party, Digital signature, Digital signatures, Electronic commerce, Elsevier science, Encryption, Forgone trust, Important role, International trade, Internet, Interpersonal relations, Klangr, Klangr decision support systems, Many definitions, Many transactions, Market economy, Market mechanisms, Music industry, Napster, Negative view, Online, Online commerce, Online security, Online trade, Open source, Reputation market, Same time, Social control, Social rules, Social theory, Trust relationship, Virtual, Virtual communities, Virtual community.
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- Business risk, Business transaction, Common goal, Communication technology, Contract fulfillment, Contracting, Contracting part, Contracting parties, Contracting party, Digital signature, Digital signatures, Electronic commerce, Elsevier science, Encryption, Forgone trust, Important role, International trade, Internet, Interpersonal relations, Klangr, Klangr decision support systems, Many definitions, Many transactions, Market economy, Market mechanisms, Music industry, Napster, Negative view, Online, Online commerce, Online security, Online trade, Open source, Reputation market, Same time, Social control, Social rules, Social theory, Trust relationship, Virtual, Virtual communities, Virtual community.
Abstract
Abstract: Electronic commerce has added a new complex issue to international trade. It is based upon the assumption that buyers and sellers conduct business with very little information about each other. This paper is on the importance and development of trust in electronic commerce. The importance of these assets in commercial relations is discussed. The paper describes how reputation is protected as a legal asset and how laws or legal principles support trust relationships in trade. Finally, the importance of developing legal guidelines for trust and reputation as a counterbalance to the lack of morality on the Internet is discussed.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0167-9236(00)00140-8
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