Impacts of Users’ Extra-Role Behaviors on Bright Internet Policy Adoption

Authors

Yujuan Zheng, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, ChinaFollow
Wei Huang, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, ChinaFollow
Jae Kyu Lee, Bright Internet Research Center at KAIST, KoreaFollow
Helen Xiaohui Bao, University of Cambridge, United KingdomFollow

Document Type

Work in Progress

Abstract

Cyberspace security has been one top issue for a society. The Bright Internet (BI) based on the five principles offers a viable solution. The adoption of BI is important to the implementation of BI. A majority of the previous studies have mainly focused on access-policy violations and compliance in the past decades, while the extra-role behaviors have obtained insufficient attentions. Based on the theories of social control and accountability, this study examines the impacts of extra-role behaviors on BI policy adoption. The research findings have implications for future research and practice.

Recommended Citation

Zheng, Yujuan; Huang, Wei; Lee, Jae Kyu; and Bao, Helen Xiaohui, "Impacts of Users’ Extra-Role Behaviors on Bright Internet Policy Adoption" (2017). ICEB 2017 Proceedings (Dubai, UAE). 36.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/iceb2017/36