Titlebook: Cybercash; The Coming Era of El Robert Guttmann Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003 capitalism.ec

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Cyberspace and Public Policysdiction. With the internet anchoring itself ever more as a vector of change, it will impact on many public policies. These will have to be adjusted to a new reality, the omnipresence of cyberspace as a medium of interaction and the implications of its virtual nature for the organization of society.

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Electronic Moneyturn typically brought about major transformations in the functioning of our economy. Given money’s strategic position in the organization of economic activities, it is not surprising to see changes in the monetary process having major repercussions for exchange, production and credit. This is espec

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The Internet Revolutionsive dematerialization, a trend illustrated foremost when metal money gave way to paper money. The latter is now being gradually replaced by an even more immaterial form of money, existing solely as data flows between computer networks. Banks have been allowed to experiment more ambitiously with new

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Managing Online Moneyer to convince a skeptical public that it can trust a virtual money form flowing invisibly through computer networks. Right from the start credit-card companies managed to establish a commanding lead in B2C transactions which left less room for online-payment alternatives in that segment of e-commer

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