Endnote libraries for ECIS conferences: 1993-2000

'For this reason we would predict that referencing conventions will converge and that eventually referencing that is not aided by machine will become rare. We predict that references will come to be stored in standard databases, that there will be programs that format them for different house styles, that the number of house styles will rapidly diminish, and that all these changes will be welcomed by almost everyone, and will not be seen as an example of the growing tyranny of machines, even by "neo-Luddites"…'

Taken from Collins, H and Kusch, M (1998) The Shape of Actions: what humans and machines can do, The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA (ISBN 0-262-03257-0) page 119.

The European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS) is proud to make available Endnote libraries for all previous ECIS conferences.

ECIS conferences

• ECIS 2005 Regensburg, Germany, 26-28 May
• ECIS 2004 Turku, Finland, 14-16 June
• ECIS 2003 Naples, Italy, 19-21 June
• ECIS 2002: Gdansk, Poland June
• ECIS 2001, Bled, Slovenia, 27-29 June
• ECIS 2000 Vienna, Austria, 3-5 July: Endnote library 
• ECIS 1999: Copenhagen, Denmark, 23-25 June: Endnote library
• ECIS 1998: Aix-en-Provence, France, 4-6 June: Endnote library 
• ECIS 1997: Cork, Ireland, 19-21 June: Endnote library
• ECIS 1996: Lisbon, Portugal, 2-4 July: Endnote library
• ECIS 1995: Athens, Greece, 1-3 June: Endnote library
• ECIS 1994: Nijenrode, The Netherlands, 30-31 May: Endnote library
• ECIS 1993: Henley-on-Thames, United Kingdom, 29-30 March: Endnote library
• Library combining all ECIS conferences
• Citations for all papers published in ECIS conference proceedings 1993-2000

We hope that these libraries are accurate. Please email me at e.a.whitley@lse.ac.uk if there are any problems.

Edgar A Whitley

See also Endnote Resources and About AISWorld Net on the Association for Information Systems website.

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