Recent publications:

-Liu, Dawei, Luo, JInlin, College learning from classrooms to the Internet：adoption of the YouTube as supplementary tool in COVID-19 pandemic environment, EDUCATION AND URBAN SOCIETY, In Press (SSCI检索）

-Liu, Dawei, Wanying Tu, The Acceptance Behavior of New Media Entertainment among older adults: Living arrangement as a mediator, International Journal of Aging and Human Development, In publication.

-Liu, Dawei, etc. Factors affecting online purchase intention of consumers: a comparative approach between China and Uzbekistan, European J. of International Management, In publication.

-Liu, Dawei, etc. Exploring new factors effecting purchase intention of mobile commerce: trust and social benefit as mediators [J], International Journal of Mobile Communications, 2019.1

-Liu Dawei, Zhang Z, Guo X. Web mining based on one-dimensional Kohonen’s algorithm: analysis of social media websites [J]. Neural Computing and Applications, 2016.6, 1-5. DOI: 10.1007/s00521-016-2410-9.（SCI检索）

-Liu, Dawei, and Xiaohong Guo. "Can Trust and Social Benefit Really Help? Empirical examination of purchase intentions for wearable devices [J], Information Development, 2016.4, DOI: 10.1177/0266666916635724. (SSCI检索）

-Liu Dawei, Guo X. Exploring gender differences in acceptance of mobile computing devices among college students [J]. Information Systems and e-Business Management, 2016.4, 1-27. DOI 10.1007/s10257-016-0315-x. (SSCI检索）

-Dawei Liu, Network site optimization of reverse logistics for E-commerce based on genetic algorithm [J], NEURAL COMPUTING & APPLICATIONS, 2014.7, 67-71. DOI: 10.1007/s00521-013-1448-1（SCI检索）

-Haixia Gao, Dawei Liu, Relationship of trustworthiness and relational benefit in electronic catalog markets, Electronic Markets, 2014,3, 67-75.（SSCI检索）

-Liu Dawei, Cai S, Guo X. Incremental sequential pattern mining algorithms of Website access in grid structure database [J]. Neural Computing and Applications, 2015.11, 1-9. DOI: 10.1007/s00521-015-2096-4.（SCI检索）

-Dawei Liu, Study on Improvement of Planning and Scheduling in IT Manufacturing Processes Based on Technology Roadmaps, ADVANCED SCIENCE LETTERS, 2011.3, 1147-1150.（SCI检索）

-Liu, Dawei, and Xiaohong Guo. Study of Continuity Trust on Adoption and Design of e-Education and Student Development [J]. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning, 2016.11, 64-67.（EI检索）

-Dawei Liu, Study on Success Factors of Customer Demand in Computing based Supply Chain Management, International Journal of Advancements in Computing Technology, 2012.12, 528 ~ 536.（EI检索）

-Dawei Liu, Liyuan Wang, The Effect of UsefulVisitingof Social Commerce Consumers Based on Grid Clustering [J], Research in Electronic Commerce Frontiers, 2016.3, 1-6. DOI: 10.14355/recf.2016.03.001

-Dawei Liu, Effects of Satisfaction and Commitment on E-commerce Customers’ Trust [J], Research in Electronic Commerce Frontiers, 2013.11, 45-65.

Dr. Liu is the Vice Dean of School of International Education, Hangzhou Dianzi University (HDU), taking charge of international education affairs. He is also in service as a professor of School of Management, HDU. In 2006, he obtained his Ph.D. from Harbin Institute of Technology and in 2012, joined Alibaba Group's postdoctoral workstations. His research interest covers e-commerce, Internet user behavior, cognitive neuromarketing, consumer decision-making etc. He is the member of China Society of Complex Management Science, senior member of China Technology Economics Association, member of Expert Committee of Zhejiang University Enterprise Management Simulation Competition. He has served as the project leader to preside over more than 10 national/provincial research programs and published more than 60 papers and academic reports in more than 30 international journals and 2 monographs. He is serviced as an associate editor of journal Electronic Commerce Research and reviewer of more than a 20 international journals. In recent years, He has coached HDU students gained 6 national prizes and 16 provincial prizes in students’ academic competitions.

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E-mail：liudawei@hdu.edu.cn