Reconsidering deconstruction in information systems research

Reconsidering deconstruction in information systems research

Received: 7 February 2010 Revised: 7 September 2011 Accepted: 17 October 2011 Abstract Deconstruction, a post-structuralist approach to examining language in texts, is most often associated with the philosophical works of Jacque Derrida. After a flurry of interest among management and information systems (IS) scholars, this qualitative approach to exploring organizational texts has received lit...

reconsidering academic research ethics

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Information Retrieval in Current Research Information Systems

[email protected] ABSTRACT In this paper we describe the functional requirements for research information systems and problems which arise in the development of such a system. Here is shown which problems could be solved by using knowledge markup technologies. In this article one DAML + OIL ontology for Research Information System is offered. The already developed ontologies for researc...

Desperately Seeking Information in Information Systems Research

The information systems (IS) research community has long engaged in dialogue as to the core of IS and the discipline’s legitimacy within business schools. Our concern is that efforts to protect the discipline by theorizing the IT artifact may have diverted attention from conceptualizing information as the dependent variable, through which we assess the effectiveness of our true core subject mat...

Depression deconstruction lessons from psychosomatic research