It is often claimed that the recent advances in information technology have some definitive organisational implications for advanced capitalist economies and, more specifically, to imply a convergence towards a single model of a more "decentralised" market economy. This paper challenges this...

It is often claimed that the recent advances in information technology have some definitive organizational implications for advanced capitalist economies and, more specifically, to imply a convergence towards a single model of a more "decentralized" market economy. This paper challenges this...

The paper reviews theories of information technology adoption and organizational form and applies them to an empirical analysis of firm choices and characteristics in four transition economies: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia. We argue that these economies have gone through...