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NetWORKing 1993: Vienna, Austria
- Andrew Clement, Paul Kolm, Ina Wagner:
NetWORKing: Connecting Workers In and Between Organizations, Proceedings of the IFIP WG9.1 Working Conference on NetWORKing, Vienna, Austria, 16-18 June, 1993. IFIP Transactions A-38, North-Holland 1994, ISBN 0-444-81720-4
Networking Perspectives: Invited Presentations
- Paul Blau:
Introductory Remarks on Speed and Development. NetWORKing 1993: 1-5 - Mike Robinson:
Reconstructing Understandings of Organisation. NetWORKing 1993: 7-16 - Gerald Steinhardt:
Tele-Racism: The Role of IT in Making Fascist Images Socially Acceptable. NetWORKing 1993: 17-26
Participation and Power
- Tone Bratteteig:
Networking: Participation and Power. NetWORKing 1993: 29-34 - Libby Bishop:
"Engaged Effort" and Local Area Networks. NetWORKing 1993: 35-43 - Heinz K. Klein, Philip Kraft:
Social Control and Social Contract in Networking: Total Quality Management and the Control of Knowledge Work. NetWORKing 1993: 45-53 - Titia M. Bos, Ellen P. A. de Ru, Corien Slips:
Network Technology and Organizational Control: A Case Study of Decision Making and Industrial Relations in a Privatized Public Enterprise. NetWORKing 1993: 55-64 - Libby Bishop, David Levine:
Computer-Mediated Communication as Employee Voice: The Profit Sharing Plan. NetWORKing 1993: 65-73
Reaching Over Distances
- Duncan Sanderson:
From Electronic Networks to Mediated Collaborative Research: The Optimism and Obstacles. NetWORKing 1993: 77-86 - Thomas Herrmann:
Loss of Situative Context and its Relevance for Computer Mediated Communication and Cooperation. NetWORKing 1993: 87-96 - Arild Jansen:
Telecommunication and Strategic Networks in Rural Areas. NetWORKing 1993: 97-106 - Heidi Schelhowe:
Trouble at the Boundaries: Changes in Everyday Life Through Computer Networks. NetWORKing 1993: 107-113
Privacy Versus Transparency
- Jörg Flecker:
Networking: Transparency versus Privacy. NetWORKing 1993: 117-121 - Andrew Clement:
Working in (and on) the Electronic Fischbowl? Privacy Aspects of Multi-Media Communications. NetWORKing 1993: 123-132 - Edeltraud Egger:
Considering Privacy-Aspects in Designing CSCW-Applications. NetWORKing 1993: 133-141 - Volker Wulf, Anja Hartmann:
The Ambivalence of Network Visibility in an Organizational Context. NetWORKing 1993: 143-152 - Hans-Jürgen Weißbach:
Risks of Networking as Risks of Discourses. NetWORKing 1993: 153-161
Information Policy
- Reinhard Keil-Slawik:
Distributing Resources Through Network Utilisation. NetWORKing 1993: 165-168 - Ole Hanseth, Kari Thoresen, Langdon Winner:
The Politics of Networking in Health Care. NetWORKing 1993: 169-179 - Tineke M. Egyedi:
Torn Between Values and Interests: Standardization in a European Context. NetWORKing 1993: 181-189 - Kurt Monse, Kai Reimers:
Interorganizational Networking and the Institutional Gap. NetWORKing 1993: 191-200
Networking Changes Organizations And Their Management
- Werner Beuschel:
When Negotiation and Interpretation Processes Limit Computer-Based Networks. NetWORKing 1993: 203-212 - Patricia Vendramin, Gérard Valenduc:
Networking in Services: Organisational and Professional Changes. NetWORKing 1993: 213-220 - Eileen Green, Den Pain:
Integrated Gender Perspectives on Human-Centred Approaches to Developing Computerised Office Systems. NetWORKing 1993: 221-230 - Timo Käkölä:
Empowering Team Work with Coordination Techologies: An Organizational Learning Perspective. NetWORKing 1993: 231-240 - Davide Nicolini, Luigi Gugliotti:
Cognitive Couplers: Toward a New Generation of Organizational Support Systems. NetWORKing 1993: 241-250
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