Knowledge Management, Digital Trust, and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Era of Social Media, 2nd Edition

Dear Colleagues,

Knowledge management, trust, and corporate social responsibility are topics of research in many disciplines and have been recognized as essential concepts in social and professional life. In the era of social media, the roles of these disciplines have expanded, and new research is needed in these areas. The aim of the Special Issue is to highlight a wide-ranging selection of research contributions about trust, knowledge management, and corporate social responsibility in the social media era.

This Special Issue will bring together papers that focus on generating a current understanding of:

• Knowledge management;
• Digital trust;
• Corporate social responsibility;
• Social media;
• Knowledge transfer, acquisition, and development in social media;
• Users’ attitudes toward digital trust in social media;
• The impact of the digital era on the performance of individuals and organizations;
• The integration of ERP, CRM, and CSR and knowledge management systems;
• The use of knowledge management and trust-building for new product development and innovation management;
• The role of knowledge management in CSR;
• The role of digital trust in CSR;
• CSR and social media;
• Digital trust and knowledge management;
• Cybersecurity knowledge management and digital trust;
• Digital trust and the Internet of Things;
• Digital trust and blockchain.

Prof. Dr. Joanna Paliszkiewicz
Guest Editor

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