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ORCIDScandinavian Journal of Information Systems, Volume 36
Volume 36, Number 1, 2024
- Kalle Lyytinen:
Scandinavian IS Research. Origins, evolution, and future. 1 - Stig Nyman, Olivia Benfeldt, Maren Gierlich-Joas, Christoffer Bagger, Sine Zambach, Andreas Blicher, Somnath Mazumdar, Jacob Nørbjerg, Mads Bødker, José Parra-Moyano, Tina Blegind Jensen, Torkil Clemmensen:
From Algorithmic Management to Data- driven Labour Organising. A trade union approach to workplace datafication. 2 - Miria Grisot, Joan Rodon Modol:
Special Section Introduction. Reflecting and celebrating Ole Hanseth's contribution to the IS community. 3 - Ole Hanseth:
My road to Infrastructure. 4 - Eric Monteiro:
Taking the Longer Road. 5 - Bendik Bygstad:
Ole Hanseth, a Free Researcher. 6 - Robin Williams:
Infrastructure Matters. 7 - Margunn Aanestad:
Attending to how We Think about Technology. 8 - Kalle Lyytinen:
Ole Hanseth, the Man of Complexity and Infrastructure. 9 - Jannis Kallinikos:
The Layers of the Invisible. Information infrastructures and social action. 10 - Jonny Holmström:
A Layered Organizing Logic for Generative AI Evolution. Insights from digital infrastructure theory. 11 - Carsten Sørensen:
Infrastructural Disruption. Ole was right all along - it's the infrastructure, stupid! 12
Volume 36, Number 2, 2024
- Larissa Gebken, Mattis Jacobs, Paul Drews, Ingrid Schirmer, Andreas Drechsler:
Value-sensitive Action Design Research. Improving the consideration and traceability of values in design decisions. 1 - Brad McKenna, Petri Mäkinen, Tuure Tuunanen:
Switching Behaviour in Smartphone Messaging Services The influences of context, content, and service features. 2 - Katja M. Henttonen, Mirja Pulkkinen, Pasi Tyrväinen:
Health and Orchestration of Public-Sector Open-Source Software Ecosystems Roles, rules and tools. 3 - Pramukh Nanjundaswamy Vasist, Satish Krishnan, Debashis Chatterjee:
Social Media Disinformation and Climate Change Mitigation Efforts. A configurational narrative. 4 - Stephen McCarthy, Peter André Busch:
Theorising the Digital Artefact in Dark Sides Research. 5 - Jan Hendrik Kroeze
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Digital Coloniality. An Ubuntu perspective. 6 - Raluca Stana, Hanne Westh Nicolajsen:
From Duty to Distress. A sociological exploration of technostress in organizations through the lens of obligations. 7 - Catherine Thompson, Daniel Samson, Sherah Kurnia:
Neither fair nor legal. How and why untrustworthy digital ecosystems evolve. 8
- Elena Parmiggiani:
From Milk to Cow. Reflections on the data governance of Parmigiano Reggiano. 9 - Stig Nyman, Olivia Benfeldt, Jacob Nørbjerg, Tina Blegind Jensen:
Towards a Research Agenda on Data-Driven Labour Organising. 10 - Margunn Aanestad:
Workplace Datafication that Serves the Workers. 11 - Tone Bratteteig:
Counter-expertise. The logic of the work practice. 12 - Olgerta Tona:
What About the Unique Goals and Needs of Individual Workers? 13 - Tobias Mettler:
Data-driven Labor Organizing. Helping workers or driving the insatiable hunger for data? 14 - Samuli Pekkola:
All Data Are Not the Same. 15 - Naja L. Holten Møller:
Uniting Workers and Citizens in IS Design With and Through Data. 16 - Netta Iivari, Sumita Sharma, Heidi Hartikainen, Leena Ventä-Olkkonen:
From Understanding AI Literacy to Fostering Children's Growth. Towards powerful change makers regarding intelligent, data-driven technologies. 17 - Lisen Selander:
Data Advocacy and Workers' Collective Voices. 18
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