Purpose Although the relationships between subjective norms, personal norms, consumer
social responsibility and consumer attitude have been studied, the direct or indirect …

Purpose This study aims to empirically examine how consumer privacy concerns (CPC)
impact smartphone usage for financial transactions. The study also investigates the …

Digital piracy refers to illegal copying, downloading, or sharing digital products, such as
music, software, computer games, movies, electronic books, and other copyrighted material …

With increasing capacity for storing and transmitting digital content via peer-to-peer
networks, digital piracy remains to be a growing concern for various industries worldwide …

Recent research has shown that typically law-abiding people perceive the act of illegal
downloading as less unethical than other illegal acts. A major thrust of today's digital piracy …

While the intention and participation in media and software piracy have been widely
investigated, little is known concerning the determinants associated with electronic book …

Illegal file sharing of copyrighted contents through popular file sharing networks poses an
enormous threat to providers of digital contents, such as, games, softwares, music and …

Purpose: Green consumerism is on the rise in the 21st century, impelling businesses to
prioritise environmental awareness and expand eco-products to keep up with the growing …

A considerable amount of research was conducted to develop and validate instruments for
measuring ethical behavior concerning using information and communication technologies …

This research aims to examine the explanatory and predictive power of seven theoretical
models based on neutralisation theory, perceived risk theory, the theory of interpersonal …