Information Technology & People, Volume 21

Volume 21, Number 1, 2008

• Margaret S. Elliott, Walt Scacchi:
  Mobilization of software developers: the free software movement. 4-33
  
• Kamel Rouibah:
  Social usage of instant messaging by individuals outside the workplace in Kuwait: A structural equation model. 34-68
  
• Gitte Tjørnehøj, Lars Mathiassen:
  Between control and drift: negotiating improvement in a small software firm. 69-90
  
• Neil McBride:
  Using performance ethnography to explore the human aspects of software quality. 91-111
  

Volume 21, Number 2, 2008

• Brit Ross Winthereik, Nis Johannsen, Dixi Louise Strand:
  Making technology public: Challenging the notion of script through an e-health demonstration video. 116-132
  
• Uri Gal, Nicholas Berente:
  A social representations perspective on information systems implementation: Rethinking the concept of "frames". 133-154
  
• Carolyn Timms, Colin Lankshear, Neil Anderson, Lyn Courtney:
  Riding a hydra: Women ICT professionals' perceptions of working in the Australian ICT industry. 155-177
  
• Michael Gallivan, Raquel Benbunan-Finch:
  Exploring the relationship between gender and career outcomes for social scientists: Implications for research on IS scholarship. 178-204
  

Volume 21, Number 3, 2008

• Mike Cushman, Rachel McLean:
  Exclusion, inclusion and changing the face of information systems research. 213-221
  
• Yingqin Zheng, Geoff Walsham:
  Inequality of what? Social exclusion in the e-society as capability deprivation. 222-243
  
• Rebecca A. Hill, Paul Beynon-Davies, Michael D. Williams:
  Older people and internet engagement: Acknowledging social moderators of internet adoption, access and use. 244-266
  
• Ela Klecun:
  Bringing lost sheep into the fold: questioning the discourse of the digital divide. 267-282
  
• Nick Letch, Jennie Carroll:
  Excluded again: implications of integrated e-government systems for those at the margins. 283-299
  
• Ben Light, Gordon Fletcher, Alison Adam:
  Gay men, Gaydar and the commodification of difference. 300-314
  

Volume 21, Number 4, 2008

• Ping Wang, E. Burton Swanson:
  Customer relationship management as advertised: Exploiting and sustaining technological momentum. 323-349
  
• Jan Marco Leimeister, Karin Schweizer, Stefanie Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  Do virtual communities matter for the social support of patients?: Antecedents and effects of virtual relationships in online communities. 350-374
  
• Alan Lowe, Joanne Locke:
  Enterprise resource planning and the post bureaucratic organization: "Formalization" as trust in the system versus "solidarity" as trust in individuals. 375-400
  
• Zorlu Senyucel:
  Impact of ICTs on user-provider relations: perspectives from UK local authorities. 401-414