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    Journal: Information and Organization

    Volume 27, Issue 4

    191 -- 210Niccoló Tempini. Till data do us part: Understanding data-based value creation in data-intensive infrastructures
    211 -- 225Donald Heath, Rakesh Babu. Theorizing managerial perceptions, enabling IT, and the social inclusion of workers with disabilities

    Volume 27, Issue 3

    137 -- 143Brian T. Pentland, Alex P. Pentland, Roger J. Calantone. Bracketing off the actors: Towards an action-centric research agenda
    144 -- 162Ana Ortiz de Guinea, Jane Webster. Combining variance and process in information systems research: Hybrid approaches
    163 -- 170Dionysios S. Demetis, Allen S. Lee. Taking the first step with systems theorizing in information systems: A response
    171 -- 189John Mingers, Craig Standing. Why things happen - Developing the critical realist view of causal mechanisms

    Volume 27, Issue 2

    73 -- 86Marios Samdanis, Soo Hee Lee. White space and digital remediation of design practice in architecture: A case study of Frank O. Gehry
    87 -- 99Brad McKenna, Michael D. Myers, Michael Newman. Social media in qualitative research: Challenges and recommendations
    100 -- 115Chad Anderson, Daniel Robey. Affordance potency: Explaining the actualization of technology affordances
    116 -- 135Maha Shaikh, Ola Henfridsson. Governing open source software through coordination processes

    Volume 27, Issue 1

    1 -- 16Sebastian K. Boell. Information: Fundamental positions and their implications for information systems research, education and practice
    17 -- 36John Mingers, Leslie P. Willcocks. An integrative semiotic methodology for IS research
    37 -- 46Gerald C. Kane. The evolutionary implications of social media for organizational knowledge management
    47 -- 59Paul M. Leonardi. The social media revolution: Sharing and learning in the age of leaky knowledge
    60 -- 66Ulrike Schultze. What kind of world do we want to help make with our theories?
    67 -- 71John Mingers. Back to the future: A critique of Demetis and Lee's "Crafting theory to satisfy the requirements of systems science"
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