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ISBN 10: 1920942211
ISBN 13: 978-1920942212
Author: Shirley Diane Gregor, Dennis N. Hart
Front Matter (pp. i–ii)
Table of Contents (pp. iii–viii)
Information systems foundations – Dennis Hart and Shirley Gregor (pp. ix–x)
I. Foundations of information systems theory and research
The struggle towards an understanding of theory in information systems – Shirley Gregor (pp. 3–12)
Information systems theory as cultural capital: an argument for the development of 'grand' theory – Douglas Hamilton (pp. 13–24)
The reality of information systems research – John Lamp and Simon Milton (pp. 25–34)
Qualitative research in information systems: consideration of selected theories – M. Gordon Hunter (pp. 35–40)
II. Research methods, reference theories and information systems
The grounded theory method and case study data in IS research: issues and design – Walter D. Fernández (pp. 43–60)
A hermeneutic analysis of the Denver International Airport Baggage Handling System – Stasys Lukaitis and Jacob Cybulski (pp. 61–76)
Information systems technology grounded on institutional facts – Robert M. Colomb (pp. 77–86)
Perhaps it’s time for a fresh approach to IS/IT gender research? – Phyl Webb and Judy Young (pp. 87–98)
Reflection in self-organised systems – Maureen Lynch and Carmen Johan (pp. 99–114)
Strategic knowledge sharing: a small-worlds perspective – Mike Metcalfe (pp. 115–124)
A unified open systems model for explaining organisational change – Doy Sundarasaradula and Helen Hasan (pp. 125–142)
III. Linking information systems theory and practice
Research as an information systems domain – Craig McDonald (pp. 145–152)
A procedural model for ontological analyses – Michael Rosemann, Peter Green and Marta Indulska (pp. 153–164)
Lessons learned from manual systems: designing information systems based on the situational theory of agency – Simon K. Milton, Robert B. Johnston and Reeva M. Lederman (pp. 165–178)
Conversations at the electronic frontier: the information systems business language (ISBL) – Douglas Hamilton (pp. 179–190)
References (pp. 191–222)
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Tags: Shirley Diane Gregor, Dennis N Hart, Information Systems, Foundations, Constructing, Criticising