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New insights into the problem of software piracy: The effects of neutralization, shame, and moral beliefs

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New insights into the problem of software piracy: The effects of neutralization, shame, and moral beliefs

Siponen, Mikko; Vance, Anthony; Willison, Robert
Information & Management , Volume 49 (7-8): 334-341 – Nov 1, 2012
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New insights into the problem of software piracy: The effects of neutralization, shame, and moral beliefs

Siponen, Mikko; Vance, Anthony; Willison, Robert
Information & Management , Volume 49 (7-8): 334-341 – Nov 1, 2012

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10.1016/j.im.2012.06.004
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Published: Nov 1, 2012

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