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Information and Organization, Volume 26
Volume 26, Numbers 1-2, June 2016
- Eoin Whelan
, Robin Teigland
, Emmanuelle Vaast, Brian Butler
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Expanding the horizons of digital social networks: Mixing big trace datasets with qualitative approaches. 1-12 - Margunn Aanestad
, Tina Blegind Jensen:
Collective mindfulness in post-implementation IS adaptation processes. 13-27 - Paul Beynon-Davies:
Instituting facts: Data structures and institutional order. 28-44
Volume 26, Number 3, September 2016
- Tony C. Liao
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Is it 'augmented reality'? Contesting boundary work over the definitions and organizing visions for an emerging technology across field-configuring events. 45-62 - Denniz Dönmez, Gudela Grote
, Stefano Brusoni:
Routine interdependencies as a source of stability and flexibility. A study of agile software development teams. 63-83 - Marlei Pozzebon, Maria Alexandra Cunha
, Taiane R. Coelho:
Making sense to decreasing citizen eParticipation through a social representation lens. 84-99
Volume 26, Number 4, December 2016
- Rob Gleasure
, Joseph Feller
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Emerging technologies and the democratisation of financial services: A metatriangulation of crowdfunding research. 101-115 - Dionysios S. Demetis
, Allen S. Lee
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Crafting theory to satisfy the requirements of systems science. 116-126 - Daniel Robey, Christine Abdalla Mikhaeil:
Déjà Vu or Art Nouveau? A comment on Demetis and Lee's "Crafting theory to satisfy the requirements of systems science". 127-130 - Michael Fisher, Richard Boland Jr., Kalle Lyytinen:
Social networking as the production and consumption of a self. 131-145
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