Alexander Chen

Alexander Chen serves as Professor of Management at the University of Central Arkansas College of Business, maintaining active research and teaching responsibilities with office location COB 312N and contact information achen@uca.edu. His academic profile spans over three decades of publication activity, demonstrating sustained scholarly engagement in business information systems and cross-cultural consumer behavior.

Chen's research centers on electronic payment systems adoption across 15+ countries, with particular emphasis on generational differences (Baby Boomers, Millennials, Gen Z) in e-payment behavior across Egypt, China, Germany, Japan, and Saudi Arabia. Additional core interests include international business ethics comparisons among students, minority entrepreneurship success factors in Arkansas and Egypt, and health informatics applications for aging populations in Taiwan. His methodological approach frequently employs survey research examining demographic variables, cultural factors, and behavioral intentions within technology adoption frameworks.

Analysis of Chen's 15 most recent publications reveals three dominant research trajectories: (1) E-payment system adoption drivers across diverse cultural contexts with 8 publications (2021-2023) examining post-pandemic acceleration and demographic influences; (2) Longitudinal and cross-national ethics studies with 3 publications analyzing gender differences and educational impacts; (3) Niche explorations of agricultural product consumption (pecans) and eco-industrial management. His work consistently demonstrates methodological rigor through large-scale international surveys and demographic analysis.