The study examines differences in individual's privacy concerns and beliefs about
government surveillance in Italy and the United States. By incorporating aspects of multiple …

This study examines cross-cultural differences in individual's privacy concerns and attitudes
towards government surveillance as related to e-commerce use for Italy and the United …

This US-based research attempts to understand the relationships between users'
perceptions about Internet privacy concerns, the need for government surveillance …

This research focuses on the development and validation of an instrument to measure the
privacy concerns of individuals who use the Internet and two antecedents, perceived …

Internet privacy was the topic in this paper. A 2008 survey revealed that US Internet users'
top three privacy concerns haven't changed since 2002, but privacy-related events might …

Empirical studies on people's online privacy concerns have largely been conducted in the
West. The global threat of privacy violations on the Internet calls for similar studies to be …

Several types of individual information privacy beliefs have been studied in literature, but
their distinctions, relationships, and behavioral impacts have yet been systematically …

One of the key factors affecting the growth of e-commerce is the lack of Internet users'
confidence in online information privacy. Despite the importance of understanding the …

This study focuses on antecedents to Internet privacy concerns and the behavioral intention
to conduct on-line transactions. Perceptions of privacy are socially constructed through …

We examine three possible explanations for differences in Internet privacy concerns
revealed by national regulation:(1) These differences reflect and are related to differences in …