European Journal of Information Systems, Volume 16

Volume 16, Number 1, February 2007

• Ray J. Paul:
  Change strikes back. 1-2
  

• Robert D. Galliers, Edgar A. Whitley, Ray J. Paul:
  The European Information Systems Academy. 3-4
  

• Richard T. Vidgen, Stephan Henneberg, Peter Naudé:
  What sort of community is the European Conference on Information Systems? A social network analysis 1993-2005. 5-19
  
• Robert D. Galliers, Edgar A. Whitley:
  Vive les differences? Developing a profile of European information systems research as a basis for international comparisons. 20-35
  
• Michael J. Gallivan, Raquel Benbunan-Fich:
  Analyzing IS research productivity: an inclusive approach to global IS scholarship. 36-53
  

• Troy J. Strader, Sridhar N. Ramaswami, Philip A. Houle:
  Perceived network externalities and communication technology acceptance. 54-65
  
• Ángel Meroño-Cerdán, Pedro Soto-Acosta:
  External Web content and its influence on organizational performance. 66-80
  
• Scott McCoy, Dennis F. Galletta, William R. King:
  Applying TAM across cultures: the need for caution. 81-90
  
• Vasiliki Mantzana, Marinos Themistocleous, Zahir Irani, Vincenzo Morabito:
  Identifying healthcare actors involved in the adoption of information systems. 91-102
  

Volume 16, Number 2, April 2007

• Zahir Irani, Peter E. D. Love, Ali R. Montazemi:
  e-Government: past, present and future. 103-105
  

• Yurong Yao, Lisa D. Murphy:
  Remote electronic voting systems: an exploration of voters' perceptions and intention to use. 106-120
  
• José Ramón Gil-García, InduShobha N. Chengalur-Smith, Peter Duchessi:
  Collaborative e-Government: impediments and benefits of information-sharing projects in the public sector. 121-133
  
• Michael Grimsley, Anthony Meehan:
  e-Government information systems: Evaluation-led design for public value and client trust. 134-148
  
• Zhenyu Huang:
  A comprehensive analysis of U.S. counties' e-Government portals: development status and functionalities. 149-164
  
• Richard Heeks, Carolyne Stanforth:
  Understanding e-Government project trajectories from an actor-network perspective. 165-177
  
• Ray Hackney, Steve Jones, Andrea Lösch:
  Towards an e-Government efficiency agenda: the impact of information and communication behaviour on e-Reverse auctions in public sector procurement. 178-191
  

Volume 16, Number 3, July 2007

• Ray J. Paul:
  Challenges to information systems: time to change. 193-195
  

• Patrick Y. K. Chau, Kevin K. Y. Kuan, Ting-Peng Liang:
  Editorial. 196-201
  

• Peter B. Seddon, Sara Cullen, Leslie P. Willcocks:
  Does Domberger's theory of 'The Contracting Organization' explain why organizations outsource IT and the levels of satisfaction achieved? 237-253
  
• Jungjoo Jahng, Hemant K. Jain, Keshavamurthy Ramamurthy:
  Effects of interaction richness on consumer attitudes and behavioral intentions in e-commerce: some experimental results. 254-269
  
• Craig Van Slyke, Virginia Ilie, Hao Lou, Thomas F. Stafford:
  Perceived critical mass and the adoption of a communication technology. 270-283
  
• Cengiz Kahraman, Nihan Çetin Demirel, Tufan Demirel:
  Prioritization of e-Government strategies using a SWOT-AHP analysis: the case of Turkey. 284-298
  

Volume 16, Number 4, August 2007

• Ray J. Paul:
  Changing the challenge: To challenge makes you larger and being challenged makes you small. 299-302
  

• John Mingers, Anne-Wil Harzing:
  Ranking journals in business and management: a statistical analysis of the Harzing data set. 303-316
  
• Kalle Lyytinen, Richard Baskerville, Juhani Iivari, Dov Te'eni:
  Why the old world cannot publish? Overcoming challenges in publishing high-impact IS research. 317-326
  
• Zahir Irani, Tony Elliman, Paul Jackson:
  Electronic transformation of government in the U.K.: a research agenda. 327-335
  
• Joe Peppard:
  The conundrum of IT management. 336-345
  

• Mark Lycett, Esperanza Marcos, Veda Storey:
  Guest Editorial. 346-348
  
• Yuehua Lin, Jeff Gray, Frédéric Jouault:
  Special Section Articles. 349-361
  
• Dennis Wagelaar, Ragnhild Van Der Straeten:
  Platform ontologies for the model-driven architecture. 362-373
  
• Eduardo Fernández-Medina, Juan Trujillo, Mario Piattini:
  Model-driven multidimensional modeling of secure data warehouses. 374-389
  
• Liang Xiao, Des Greer:
  Towards agent-oriented model-driven architecture. 390-406
  
• Susana Montero, Paloma Díaz, Ignacio Aedo:
  From requirements to implementations: a model-driven approach for web development. 407-419
  
• Cristina Cachero Castro, Santiago Meliá, Marcela Genero, Geert Poels, Coral Calero:
  Towards improving the navigability of Web applications: a model-driven approach. 420-447
  
• Nathalie Moreno Vergara, José María Troya Linero, Antonio Vallecillo Moreno:
  Model-driven component adaptation in the context of Web Engineering. 448-459
  

• Karlene C. Cousins, Daniel Robey, Ilze Zigurs:
  Managing strategic contradictions in hybrid teams. 460-478
  
• Jing Zhang, Sue R. Faerman:
  Distributed leadership in the development of a knowledge sharing system. 479-493
  
• Derrick J. Neufeld, Linying Dong, Chris Higgins:
  Charismatic leadership and user acceptance of information technology. 494-510
  
• Mahmood Hussain Shah, Ashley Braganza, Vincenzo Morabito:
  A survey of critical success factors in e-Banking: an organisational perspective. 511-524
  

Volume 16, Number 5, October 2007

• Ray J. Paul:
  Changeover and celebrating change: 20 reasons for celebrating 20 years. 525-526
  

• Ben Light, Steve Sawyer:
  Guest Editorial. 527-530
  
• Lai Xu, Sjaak Brinkkemper:
  Special Section Articles. 531-541
  
• Mike W. Chiasson, L. W. Green:
  Questioning the IT artefact: user practices that can, could, and cannot be supported in packaged-software designs. 542-554
  
• Huoy Min Khoo, Daniel Robey:
  Deciding to upgrade packaged software: a comparative case study of motives, contingencies and dependencies. 555-567
  
• Sia Siew Kien, Christina Soh:
  An assessment of package-organisation misalignment: institutional and ontological structures. 568-583
  
• Paul C. van Fenema, Otto R. Koppius, Peter J. van Baalen:
  Implementing packaged enterprise software in multi-site firms: intensification of organizing and learning. 584-598
  

• Pnina Soffer, Irit Hadar:
  Applying ontology-based rules to conceptual modeling: a reflection on modeling decision making. 599-611
  
• Suzanne D. Pawlowski, Evgeny A. Kaganer, John J. Cater III:
  Focusing the research agenda on burnout in IT: social representations of burnout in the profession. 612-627
  
• Duncan R. Shaw:
  Manchester United Football Club: developing a Network Orchestration Model. 628-642
  
• Tally Hatzakis, Mark Lycett, Alan Serrano:
  A programme management approach for ensuring curriculum coherence in IS (higher) education. 643-657
  
• Ben Light:
  Introducing Masculinity Studies to Information Systems Research: the case of Gaydar. 658-665
  

Volume 16, Number 6, December 2007

• Ray J. Paul:
  Time for a change. 667-668
  

• Cynthia LeRouge, Vasiliki Mantzana, E. Vance Wilson:
  Guest Editorial. 669-671
  
• Tina Blegind Jensen, Margunn Aanestad:
  Special Section Articles. 672-680
  
• John Lee Reardon, Elizabeth Davidson:
  An organizational learning perspective on the assimilation of electronic medical records among small physician practices. 681-694
  
• Jeanette Van Akkeren, Bruce Rowlands:
  An epidemic of pain in an Australian radiology practice. 695-711
  
• Cheon-Pyo Lee, Jung P. Shim:
  An exploratory study of radio frequency identification (RFID) adoption in the healthcare industry. 712-724
  
• Anol Bhattacherjee, Neset Hikmet:
  Physicians' resistance toward healthcare information technology: a theoretical model and empirical test. 725-737
  
• Sunyoung Cho, Lars Mathiassen:
  The role of industry infrastructure in telehealth innovations: a multi-level analysis of a telestroke program. 738-750
  
• Richard Klein:
  An empirical examination of patient-physician portal acceptance. 751-760
  

• Hanifa Shah, Alan Eardley, Trevor Wood-Harper:
  ALTAR: achieving learning through action research. 761-770
  
• Hanifa Shah, Alan Eardley, Trevor Wood-Harper:
  ALTAR in action: knowledge management. 771-779
  
• Mohamed Khalifa, Vanessa Liu:
  Online consumer retention: contingent effects of online shopping habit and online shopping experience. 780-792
  
• Jo Hanisch, Brian J. Corbitt:
  Impediments to requirements engineering during global software development. 793-805
  
• Chad Lin, Yu-An Huang, Janice M. Burn:
  Realising B2B e-commerce benefits: the link with IT maturity, evaluation practices, and B2BEC adoption readiness. 806-819
  
• Melissa Cole, David E. Avison:
  The potential of hermeneutics in information systems research. 820-833
  

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