Leben und Thaten des Maximilian Joseph, III. In Ober- und Nieder-Bayern, auch der Oberpfalz Herzogs, Pfalzgrafens bei Rhein, des heiligen römischen Reichs Erztruchsess und Churfürstens, Landgrafens zu Leuchtenberg &c &c.

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Some of our people,

The returns from St. Mary's.--A hero in the flesh.--Daniel Spring Budson.--Abner.--Andy Rick's handy tricks.--Professor Winters.--An offensive partisan.--Slumbering Joseph.

Sefer Torot ha-nefesh.

Tr. of: Kitab ma'ani an-nafs

Wu chao ji shi ben mo [80 juan]

v. 1-92, Zi zhi tong jian ji shi ben mo--v. 93-112, Song shi ji shi ben mo--v. 113-116, Yuan shi ji shi ben mo--v. 117-136, Ming shi ji shi ben mo.

Joe Ponsetto, University of Michigan football captain, 1945

Cropped from 1945 team photo.

Liḳuṭe amarim.

Spine title.

Elements of general anatomy, or, A description of every kind of organs composing the human body /

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Antipodas: Journal of Hispanic and Galician Studies

Special title: De La Mancha a Nueva Nurcia. Imágenes de identidad en viejos y nuevos mundos: From La Mancha to New Nurcia. Images of identity in old and new worlds. In memory of Ben Haneman, doctor of medicine and friend, who contributed to the spread of quixotic ideals in Australia.

Determinants of B2B e-commerce adoption in Saudi Arabian firms

Business-to-business (B2B) electronic commerce (e-commerce) has become an increasingly important initiative among organisations. The factors affecting the adoption decisions have been well-documented but there is a paucity of empirical studies that examine the adoption of e-commerce in developing economies in the Arab world. The aim of our study is to provide insights into the salient e-commerce adoption issues by focusing on Saudi Arabian businesses. We developed a conceptual model for B2B e-commerce adoption incorporating six factors. Survey data from 450 businesses were used to test the model and hypotheses. The analysis demonstrates that, (1) when e-commerce preliminary adoption is investigated, organizational IT readiness, management support and regulatory environment emerge as the strongest factor, (2) pressure from customers may not have much effect on the preliminary adoption of e-commerce by companies, but does significantly influence on the utilisation of e-commerce by firms, and (3) Saudi Arabia has a strong ICT infrastructure for supporting e-commerce practices. Taken together, these findings on the multi-dimensionality of e-commerce adoption show that preliminary adoption and utilisation of ecommerce are not only different measures of ecommerce adoption, but also have different determinants. The implications of the findings are discussed and suggestions for future inquiry are presented.