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Pre-ICIS ISRM. December 9, 2006 CALL FOR
CONTRIBUTIONS
ICIS2006-ISRM
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
International Symposium
on Research Methods (ISRM)
Venue & Date:
Marquette University
STRAZ Hall
Milwaukee, USA
Saturday, December 9,
2006
ISRM Chairs:
Karen P Pattern
New Jersey Institute of
Technology, USA
karen.p.patten@njit.edu
&
Ray Hackney
MMU Business School, UK
r.hackney@mmu.ac.uk
ISRM Keynote Theme:
'Process Methodologies:
capturing contexts M.Gordon Hunter University of Lethbridge, Canada
ISRM-Background:
The active debate
relating to research philosophies and the role of theory in IS
research methods has entered a crucial phase. Information Systems
sit at the crossroads of many disciplines and researchers often find
themselves caught in the intersection of differing philosophical
viewpoints of research. We now expect to engage in a critical
analysis of the phenomenon under study and to triangulate our
findings with both rigour and relevance.
The aim of ISRM is to
bring together IS academics and researchers to exchange perspectives
on a holistic range of substantive issues in USA journal publishing
The ISRM Co-chair invite
quality submissions and is designed to be highly interactive with
short 15 minute presentations and extensive discussions.
Submission & Date:
A 500 word abstract which
outlines innovative approaches or issues related to research methods
should be submitted for REVIEW by October 13, 2006.
Submissions to:
Karen Patten or Ray Hackney
http://www.ii-isrm.org
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Design Science
For resources on design science,
click here. You will be directed to the ISWorld resource page. |
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Qualitative Research
Methods
For resources on qualitative research methods,
click here.
You will be directed to the ISWorld resource page |
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Quantitative Research
Methods
For resources on quantitative research methods,
click
here. You will be directed to the ISWorld resource page. |
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