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A comment on the intellectual structures of information systems development
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1996 : VOL. 6:1/2, p. 65-70
 1996 Ang, S.
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Exploring the intellectual structures of information systems development: a social action theoretic analysis
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1996 : vol. 6:1/2, p. 1-64
 1996 Hirschheim, R.
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Accounting in organizational action: a subsuming explanation or situated explanations
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JUL-DEC, VOL. 5:3/4, p. 245-282
 1995 McSweeney, B.
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Interpreting information technology sourcing decisions from a transaction cost perspective: findings and critique
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JUL-DEC, VOL. 5:3/4, p. 203-244
 1995 Lacity, M.
Willcocks, L.
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Learning in context: extensively computerized work groups as communities-of-practice
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JUL-DEC, VOL. 5:3/4, p. 185-202
 1995 George, J.
Iacono, S.
Kling, R.
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Silicon supervisors and stress: merging new evidence from the field
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JUL-DEC, VOL. 5:3/4, p. 163-184
 1995 Galetta, D.
Grant, R.
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AEGIS: agent oriented organizations
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : VOL. 5:2, p. 139-162
 1995 Unland, R.
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Neural networks to classify employees for tax purposes
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : VOL. 5:2, p. 123-138
 1995 Denton, J.
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Chronigami: folding and unfolding time
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : VOL. 5:2, p. 103-121
 1995 Kavanagh, D.
Araujo, L.
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Increasing the interpretive flexibility of information systems through embedded application systems
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JAN-MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 79-102
 1995 Kakola, T.
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