iSChannel - The Information Systems Student Journal
iSChannel is a journal on the social study of Information Systems, produced, edited and double-blind reviewed by the students of the Information Systems and Innovation Group.
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Contents of volume 4: September 2009
From the Head of Group and the Faculty Editor
Professor Leslie Willcocks and Dr. Will Venters
Welcome to the Fourth Edition of iSChannel
The Überlingen Mid-Air Collision: A Tradegy—Revisited
David F. Branstner
Reconsidering the Digital Divide: A Look at Technology Innovation in Developing Countries
Abdelkader Benhabrim
Challenging the Intelligence of Systems: A Literature Review on How IT Deals with Reasoning and Action
Erwei Zhan
Is the world agile? A review of the IS knowledge base and debate on agile methodologies in the field of information systems development methodologies
Klaudia Knosalla
An Alternative Approach for Research in ICT: Foucaultian Methodology
Oymen Gur
Change Over Time: Research Approaches to ICT-Enabled Emergent Changes
Gabe Chomic
Tax Havens, Evasion, and Banking Secrecy: A Review of the State of Financial Privacy vs. Financial Transparency
Klaudia Knosalla
Bits & Bytes of Happiness
Anand Pathradkar
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