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    Problems and solution suggestions related to logistics processes in cross-border e-commerce: evaluations towards e-export in Bursa province
    (Süleyman Demirel University, 2024-08) Sönmezay, Mine; Yıldırır Keser, Hilal; 409821
    Rapidly growing e-commerce, due to globalization and the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, has significantly increased global demand, and cross-border e-commerce has become a frequently mentioned concept. Cross-border e-commerce, which also triggers the development of international trade, has begun to influence the economic policies of countries, especially with its e-export dimension. The most important factor behind the development and success of cross-border e-commerce can be expressed as being its logistics services. E-commerce processes achieve success with the effectiveness of these services. However, as in many countries, problems may occur in logistics processes in Türkiye, which may prevent cross-border e-commerce companies from using their potential. In this context, in the study, firstly, the concepts of e-commerce and cross-border e-commerce are discussed and the concept of e-export is clarified. Then, logistics services in cross-border e-commerce are explained. Finally, a qualitative research is conducted to reveal the logistics problems encountered in cross-border e-commerce, and the findings of in-depth interviews with companies engaged in e-export in Bursa are evaluated.
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    Tax Transparency, Knowledge and Awareness Dynamics in Cross-Border E-Commerce: The Case of Türkiye
    (Muhasebe ve Finansman Öğretim Üyeleri Bilim ve Araştırma Derneği, 2025-08) Sönmezay, Mine; 409821
    With digitalized trade, consumers encounter various tax liabilities in their purchases from different countries; this situation directly affects their decisions. This research aims to examine the tax factors affecting consumer behavior in the digitalizing global trade environment from a holistic perspective. In particular, the effects of tax-related knowledge level, awareness and transaction transparency perceptions on purchasing decisions in cross-border e-commerce were evaluated. Data were collected via an online survey with convenience sampling method between June 5–15, 2025 and analyzed with structural equation modeling (SEM). The findings revealed that only the Perceived Transaction Transparency variable had a significant and high level of effect on purchasing behavior. On the other hand, the direct effects of Tax Knowledge Level and Tax Awareness and Perception were not found to be statistically significant. This result suggests that the clarity and accessibility of tax-related information is more influential on consumer behavior than its mere presence.