The sixth issue of Volume 9 of The International Journal of Knowledge, Culture and Change Management has now been published.

Volume 9, Number 6 contains:

• A Study of Australian Small to Medium Tourism Enterprises and their ICT Adoption by Carmine Sellitto, David A. Banks, Ann Monday and Stephen Burgess.
• Shifting Hemispheres: Age, Altruism, and New Markets by Maria Matarazzo.
• Consumer Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility and Marketing: An Integration of Theoretical Perspectives by Helen Wei Hu and Sian Gooden.
• The Practice of Knowledge Management in a Government Organisation: Managing the Informal Economy in Yogjakarta City, Indonesia by Achmad Nurmandi.
• A Study on the Services Offered by Three Categories of Italian Museums via their Web Sites by Alfonso Siano, Maria Giovanna Confetto and Mario Siglioccolo.

• Defining Corruption in Business by Achinto Roy.
• Individual, Transferable Skills’ Development on an Integrated Course on Engineering Design and Communication in an Engineering College in the Middle East by Mary Ragnhild Hatakka and Michael Merrifield.
• Developments in Theories of Supply Chain Management: The Case of B2B Electronic Marketplace Adoption by Kayvan Miri-Lavassani, Bahar Movahedi and Vinod Kumar.
• Adhocracy Drives Evolutionary Change in Higher Education Curriculum by Joan Richardson, Brian Corbitt and Lorainne Ling.
• Parent Participation in Schools: Evaluating an Innovative Organisational Model by Paul J Hansen and Judith A Mulholland.