论文信息 - Bookselling-book buying : the European perspective of the online market

Bookselling-book buying : the European perspective of the online market

The book market in European countries is different than the U.S. market for various political, geographical, and cultural reasons. The authors outline these differences and provide background on the move to electronic commerce and future. The article includes many electronic and print sources of and bibliographic tools for locating books in the European market.

Julia A. Gammon | Lucio Lubiana

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