All Outputs (4)

Ethics and e-gambling commerce (2009)
Thesis
Bull, C. Ethics and e-gambling commerce. (Thesis). Salford : University of Salford

During the last decade, E-Gambling commerce has experienced significant economic, technological, political, social and cultural development. It is somewhat surprising given such significance, that there is still a relative scarcity of research con... Read More about Ethics and e-gambling commerce.

Cultures of consumption : gender and home e-shopping in the 'global knowledge economy' (2005)
Thesis
Richardson, H. Cultures of consumption : gender and home e-shopping in the 'global knowledge economy'. (Thesis). Salford : University of Salford

My thesis concerns gender and home e-shopping in the UK. It is a study that consciously takes a critical approach in the research process and I draw on the powerful analytical tools of Pierre Bourdieu to discuss the cultures of consumption in w... Read More about Cultures of consumption : gender and home e-shopping in the 'global knowledge economy'.

Interpreting computer fraud committed by employees (2005)
Thesis
Kesar, S. Interpreting computer fraud committed by employees. (Thesis). Salford : University of Salford

This research provides a "rich insight'' into the management of Information Systems (IS) security within the context of computer fraud committed by employees. It argues that management within organisations can impact the understanding of employ... Read More about Interpreting computer fraud committed by employees.

Relationships concerning the design of organisation structures and information fulfilment (2005)
Thesis
Burke, M. Relationships concerning the design of organisation structures and information fulfilment. (Thesis). Salford : University of Salford

This thesis examines the relationship between the design of an organisation's structure and information fulfilment. The term information fulfilment refers to having access to all the information needed to undertake a task or a set of tasks to the u... Read More about Relationships concerning the design of organisation structures and information fulfilment.