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Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, 1998
- David E. Avison:
Rigour in Action Research: Some Observations and a Plea. 1 - Richard J. Boland Jr.:
Some Sources of the Unity in Plurality of Scandinavian Research on Information Systems Development. 2 - Kristin Braa, Carsten Sørensen:
The Internet Factor. 3 - Susanne Bødker, Kaj Grønbæk:
Multimedia: interdisciplinary challenges to design. 4 - Bo Dahlbom, Fredrik Ljungberg:
Mobile Informatics. 5 - Pelle Ehn, Lone Malmborg:
The Design Challenge. 6 - Gisle Hannemyr:
The Art and Craft of Hacking. 7 - Juhani Iivari:
Reflections on Reflective Systems Development. 8 - John Leslie King:
Commentary on "Research on Information Systems Development in Scandinavia: Unity in Plurality". 9 - Heinz K. Klein:
Reflective System Development: A Significant Step Towards Building a Cumulative Tradition in IS Research on Systems Development? 10 - Morten Kyng:
Users and computers: A contextual approach to design of computer artifacts. 11 - Lars Mathiassen:
Reflective Systems Development. 12 - Eric Monteiro:
Living with technology. 13 - Frieder Nake:
Work. Computers. Design. 14 - Hans-Erik Nissen:
Quo vadis: Scandinavian Information Systems Development Research? 15 - Mike Robinson:
The One that Got Away: Comments on Users and Computers. 16 - Lucy A. Suchman:
Strengthening Our Collective Resources: A comment on Morten Kyng's 'A contextual approach to the design of computer artifacts'. 17 - Timo Saarinen, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen:
Research Challenges in Electronic Commerce. 18
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