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2007

The autotelic propensity of types of hackersKevin S. Floyd, Susan J. Harrington, Prachi Hivale. infoseccd 2007: [doi]

2005

Corporate culture, absorptive capacity and IT successSusan J. Harrington, Tor Guimaraes. iando, 15(1):39-63, 2005. [doi]

2000

Software piracy: are Robin Hood and responsibility denial at work?Susan J. Harrington. irma 2000: 83-87

1999

Practical and value compatibility: their roles in the adoption, diffusion, and success of telecommutingSusan J. Harrington, Cynthia P. Ruppel. icisc 1999: 103-112 [doi]

1996

The Effect of Codes of Ethics and Personal Denial of Responsibility on Computer Abuse Judgments and IntentionsSusan J. Harrington. misq, 20(3):257-278, 1996. [doi]

The contingency effect of organization size on programmer/analyst telecommutingSusan J. Harrington, Cynthia P. Ruppel. sigcpr 1996: 234-243 [doi]

1995

The anomaly of other-directedness: when normally ethical is personnel are unethicalSusan J. Harrington. sigcpr 1995: 35-43 [doi]

Telework: An Innovation Where Nobody is Getting on the Bandwagon?Cynthia P. Ruppel, Susan J. Harrington. DB, 26(2&3):87-104, 1995. [doi]

1994

The impact of codes of ethics on information systems personnelSusan J. Harrington. sigcpr 1994: 199-207 [doi]

1990

Lessons from corporate America applied to training in computer ethicsSusan J. Harrington, Rebecca L. McCollum. sigcas, 20(3):167-173, 1990. [doi]

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