Information Technology & People, Volume 17

Volume 17, Number 1, 2004

• Jannis Kallinikos:
  Deconstructing information packages: Organizational and behavioural implications of ERP systems. 8-30
  
• Neil Pollock, James Cornford:
  ERP systems and the university as a "unique" organisation. 31-52
  
• Neil Selwyn:
  Exploring the role of children in adults' adoption and use of computers. 53-70
  
• Roma Harris, Margaret Ann Wilkinson:
  Situating gender: students' perceptions of information work. 71-86
  
• Eleanor T. Loiacono, Scott McCoy:
  Web site accessibility: an online sector analysis. 87-101
  

Volume 17, Number 2, 2004

• Ole Hanseth, Margunn Aanestad, Marc Berg:
  Guest editors' introduction: Actor-network theory and information systems. What's so special? 116-123
  
• Noortje Marres:
  Tracing the trajectories of issues, and their democratic deficits, on the Web: The case of the Development Gateway and its doubles. 124-149
  
• Samantha Adams, Marc Berg:
  The nature of the Net: constructing reliability of health information on the Web. 150-170
  
• Jonathan P. Allen:
  Redefining the network: enrollment strategies in the PDA industry. 171-185
  
• Samer Faraj, Dowan Kwon, Stephanie Watts:
  Contested artifact: technology sensemaking, actor networks, and the shaping of the Web browser. 186-209
  
• Magnus Mähring, Jonny Holmström, Mark Keil, Ramiro Montealegre:
  Trojan actor-networks and swift translation: Bringing actor-network theory to IT project escalation studies. 210-238
  

Volume 17, Number 3, 2004

• Kimberly Cass, Thomas W. Lauer:
  Media transitions: The cases of digital imagery and e-mail. 252-267
  
• Jorgen P. Bansler, Erling C. Havn:
  Exploring the role of network effects in IT implementation: The case of knowledge repositories. 268-285
  
• Panagiotis Destounis, John D. Garofalakis, George Mavritsakis, Maria Rigou, Spiros Sirmakessis, Giannis Tzimas:
  Designing for ease is designing for all: Experiences from a simplified office suite. 286-302
  
• Andrea Hoplight Tapia:
  The power of myth in the IT workplace: Creating a 24-hour workday during the dot-com bubble. 303-326
  
• John O. Okpara:
  Personal characteristics as predictors of job satisfaction: An exploratory study of IT managers in a developing economy. 327-338
  

Volume 17, Number 4, 2004

• Gabriele Piccoli, Anne Powell, Blake Ives:
  Virtual teams: team control structure, work processes, and team effectiveness. 359-379
  
• Damien Power:
  The comparative importance of human resource management practices in the context of business to business (B2B) electronic commerce. 380-406
  
• Shivraj Kanungo:
  On the emancipatory role of rural information systems. 407-422
  
• Niki Panteli, Elizabeth Duncan:
  Trust and temporary virtual teams: alternative explanations and dramaturgical relationships. 423-441
  
• Steve McRobb, Simon Rogerson:
  Are they really listening?: An investigation into published online privacy policies at the beginning of the third millennium. 442-461