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[ID#] 36 [Author(s)] Elias Pimenidis; Jacquie M. Bolissian [Abstract] The hype of the dot.com era in the late 1990's and the collapse of the associated stock market bubble on the dawn of the new century have demystified the concepts of e-commerce and e-business. At the same time these events have set the scene for a more rational approach to evaluating the opportunities available in the Internetworked world. It is the authors� view that far from their proclaimed extinction electronic commerce and electronic business are here to stay. Their potential is far greater than what has been experienced so far. Their contribution will positively influence evolutionary developments in both the world economy and the world ecology. Intelligent management of the electronic networked world could yield better wealth distribution through more sophisticate utilization of resources and more effective control of pollution. This in turn would lead to a new form of globalization achieving an increased social cohesion that would eventually result in a planet that's much more stable in terms of both economical and ecological factors. [Title] 
E-Economy the New Globalization Force.
UKAIS 2003: Abstracts
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