Information Systems Journal, Volume 29

Volume 29, Number 1, January 2019

Editorial

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  Robert M. Davison:
  The art of vivacious variance. 1-5

Research Opinion

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  Monideepa Tarafdar, Cary L. Cooper, Jean-François Stich:
  The technostress trifecta - techno eustress, techno distress and design: Theoretical directions and an agenda for research. 6-42

Research Articles

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  John D'Arcy, Paul Benjamin Lowry:
  Cognitive-affective drivers of employees' daily compliance with information security policies: A multilevel, longitudinal study. 43-69
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  Richard Heeks, Angelica V. Ospina:
  Conceptualising the link between information systems and resilience: A developing country field study. 70-96
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  Lars Öbrand, Nils-Petter Augustsson, Lars Mathiassen, Jonny Holmström:
  The interstitiality of IT risk: An inquiry into information systems development practices. 97-118
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  Jens Förderer, Thomas Kude, Sebastian Walter Schütz, Armin Heinzl:
  Knowledge boundaries in enterprise software platform development: Antecedents and consequences for platform governance. 119-144
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  Antonio Díaz-Andrade, Bill Doolin:
  Temporal enactment of resettled refugees' ICT-mediated information practices. 145-174
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  Mark Lycett, Omar Radwan:
  Developing a Quality of Experience (QoE) model for Web Applications. 175-199
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  Rajiv Kohli, Nigel P. Melville:
  Digital innovation: A review and synthesis. 200-223

Research Commentary

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  Nikunj Dalal, David J. Pauleen:
  The wisdom nexus: Guiding information systems research, practice, and education. 224-244

Research Article

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  Tobias Mettler, Jochen Wulf:
  Physiolytics at the workplace: Affordances and constraints of wearables use from an employee's perspective. 245-273

Volume 29, Number 2, March 2019

Editorial

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  Robert M. Davison:
  On serendipity: The happy discovery of unsought knowledge. 275-278

Research Articles

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  Zilong Liu, Xuequn Wang, Qingfei Min, Wenli Li:
  The effect of role conflict on self-disclosure in social network sites: An integrated perspective of boundary regulation and dual process model. 279-316
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  Iris A. Junglas, Lakshmi Goel, Blake Ives, Jeanne Harris:
  Innovation at work: The relative advantage of using consumer IT in the workplace. 317-339
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  Nadine Guhr, Benedikt Lebek, Michael H. Breitner:
  The impact of leadership on employees' intended information security behaviour: An examination of the full-range leadership theory. 340-362
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  Dennis M. Steininger:
  Linking information systems and entrepreneurship: A review and agenda for IT-associated and digital entrepreneurship research. 363-407
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  Markus Salo, Henri Pirkkalainen, Tiina Koskelainen:
  Technostress and social networking services: Explaining users' concentration, sleep, identity, and social relation problems. 408-435
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  Calvin M. L. Chan, Say Yen Teoh, Adrian Yeow, Gary Pan:
  Agility in responding to disruptive digital innovation: Case study of an SME. 436-455
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  Michael Siering:
  The economics of stock touting during Internet-based pump and dump campaigns. 456-483
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  Aleksandre Asatiani, Esko Penttinen:
  Constructing continuities in virtual work environments: A multiple case study of two firms with differing degrees of virtuality. 484-513
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  Sean W. Hansen, Janis L. Gogan, Ryan J. Baxter, Monica J. Garfield:
  Informed collaboration in health care: An embedded-cases study in geriatric telepsychiatry. 514-547
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  Jin P. Gerlach, Nicole Eling, Nora Wessels, Peter Buxmann:
  Flamingos on a slackline: Companies' challenges of balancing the competing demands of handling customer information and privacy. 548-575

Volume 29, Number 3, May 2019

Editorial

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  Robert M. Davison:
  For whom do we write? 577-581

Research Articles

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  Felix Ter Chian Tan, Shan L. Pan, Meiyun Zuo:
  Realising platform operational agility through information technology-enabled capabilities: A resource-interdependence perspective. 582-608
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  Stefan K. Mueller, Jan Mendling, Edward W. N. Bernroider:
  The roles of social identity and dynamic salient group formations for ERP program management success in a postmerger context. 609-640
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  Joseph Taylor, K. D. Joshi:
  Joining the crowd: The career anchors of information technology workers participating in crowdsourcing. 641-673
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  Ned Kock:
  From composites to factors: Bridging the gap between PLS and covariance-based structural equation modelling. 674-706
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  Ulrike Schultze, Jo Ann M. Brooks:
  An interactional view of social presence: Making the virtual other "real". 707-737

Research Commentary

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  Douglas P. Twitchell, Christie M. Fuller:
  Advancing the assessment of automated deception detection systems: Incorporating base rate and cost into system evaluation. 738-761

Volume 29, Number 4, July 2019

Special Issue: Combined Special issues on 'Critical Perspectives on Information Systems and Openness: Emerging Discourses, Meanings, Models and Implications' and 'Making the Developing World a Better Place with High-Impact IS Research'
Editorial

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  Petter Nielsen, Sundeep Sahay:
  Critically studying openness: A way forward. 763-767

Special Issue Papers

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  Polyxeni Vassilakopoulou, Espen Skorve, Margunn Aanestad:
  Enabling openness of valuable information resources: Curbing data subtractability and exclusion. 768-786
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  Caitlin M. Bentley, Arul Chib, Sammia C. Poveda:
  A critical narrative approach to openness: The impact of open development on structural transformation. 787-810
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  Daniel Schlagwein, Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic, Benjamin Hanckel:
  Ethical norms and issues in crowdsourcing practices: A Habermasian analysis. 811-837

Editorial

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  Antonio Díaz-Andrade, Angsana A. Techatassanasoontorn, Carol Ou:
  Making the developing world a better place with high-impact IS research. 838-841

Special Issue Papers

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  Luiz Antonio Joia, Ricardo Paschoeto dos Santos:
  ICT-equipped bank boat and the financial inclusion of the riverine population of Marajó Island in the Brazilian Amazon. 842-887
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  Stan Karanasios, Mira Slavova:
  How do development actors do "ICT for development"? A strategy-as-practice perspective on emerging practices in Ghanaian agriculture. 888-913
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  Liang Li, Kui Du, Wei Zhang, Ji-Ye Mao:
  Poverty alleviation through government-led e-commerce development in rural China: An activity theory perspective. 914-952
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  Miao Cui, Shan L. Pan, Lili Cui:
  Developing community capability for e-commerce development in rural China: A resource orchestration perspective. 953-988

Volume 29, Number 5, September 2019

Editorial

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  Robert M. Davison, Niels Bjørn-Andersen:
  Do we care about the Societal Impact of our research?: The Tyranny of the H-Index and New Value-Oriented Research Directions. 989-993

Research Opinion

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  Shirin Madon, Ranjini C. R.:
  Impact sourcing in India: Trends and implications. 994-1009

Research Article

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  Tabitha L. James, Jason K. Deane, Linda G. Wallace:
  An application of goal content theory to examine how desired exercise outcomes impact fitness technology feature set selection. 1010-1039

Research Opinion

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  David M. Hull, Paul Benjamin Lowry, James E. Gaskin, Kristijan Mirkovski:
  A storyteller's guide to problem-based learning for information systems management education. 1040-1057

Research Articles

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  David M. Murungi, Martin Wiener, Marco Marabelli:
  Control and emotions: Understanding the dynamics of controllee behaviours in a health care information systems project. 1058-1082
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  Christoph Mittendorf, Nicholas Berente, Roland Holten:
  Trust in sharing encounters among millennials. 1083-1119

Volume 29, Number 6, November 2019

Special Issue: Combined Special issues on 'Storytelling and Information Systems' and 'Smart Service Systems'
Editorial

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  Gerhard Schwabe, Alexander Richter, Erik Wende:
  Special issue on storytelling and information systems. 1122-1125

Special Issue Papers

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  Valeriia Boldosova:
  Deliberate storytelling in big data analytics adoption. 1126-1152
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  Kristijan Mirkovski, James E. Gaskin, David M. Hull, Paul Benjamin Lowry:
  Visual storytelling for improving the comprehension and utility in disseminating information systems research: Evidence from a quasi-experiment. 1153-1177
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  Jonas Hedman, Mads Bødker, Gregory Gimpel, Jan Damsgaard:
  Translating evolving technology use into user stories: Technology life narratives of consumer technology use. 1178-1200

Editorial

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  Daniel Beverungen, Christoph F. Breidbach, Jens Poeppelbuss, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen:
  Smart service systems: An interdisciplinary perspective. 1201-1206

Special Issue Papers

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  Rocco Xaver Richard Huber, Louis Christian Püschel, Maximilian Röglinger:
  Capturing smart service systems: Development of a domain-specific modelling language. 1207-1255
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  Lauri Wessel, Elizabeth J. Davidson, Ana Paula Barquet, Hannes Rothe, Oliver Peters, Herlind Megges:
  Configuration in smart service systems: A practice-based inquiry. 1256-1292