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| Editor-in-Chief: | Dorothy E. Leidner, Baylor University USA |
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**Beginning in 2020, JAIS will now be publishing 6 issues a year. The September-October issue is featured below. **JAIS is pleased to announce the JAIS Promise Review Option **JAIS is pleased to announce the winner of the Best Paper Award for 2019: Sleight of Hand: Identifying Concealed Information by Monitoring Mouse-Cursor Movements by Jeffrey L. Jenkins, Jeffrey Proudfoot, Joseph Valacich, G. Mark Grimes, and Jay F. Nunamaker, Jr. **Update: New Deadlines -- Special Issue on: Envisioning Digital Transformation – Advancing Theoretical Diversity **Special Issue Call for Papers: Technololgy and Social Inclusion **Special Issue Call for Papers: Data Science for Social Good
Current Issue: Volume 21, Issue 5 (2020) Special Section: Addressing Societal Challenges Through Analytics (pp. 1115-1190)
Editorials
(Re)considering the Concept of Literature Review Reproducibility
W. Alec Cram, Mathieu Templier, and Guy Pare
Special Issue Editorial: Addressing Societal Challenges through Analytics: An ESG ICE Framework and Research Agenda
Wolfgang Ketter, Balaji Padmanabhan, Gautam Pant, and T. S. Raghu
Articles
Leveraging the Wisdom of the Crowd to Address Societal Challenges: Revisiting the Knowledge Reuse for Innovation Process through Analytics
Yue Han, Pinar Ozturk, and Jeffrey V. Nickerson
Who Is the Next “Wolf of Wall Street”? Detection of Financial Intermediary Misconduct
Jens Lausen, Benjamin Clapham, Michael Siering, and Peter Gomber
Click to Success? The Temporal Effects of Facebook Likes on Crowdfunding
Yong Jin, Chao Ding, Yang Duan, and Hsing Kenneth Cheng
Bringing Context Inside Process Research with Digital Trace Data
Brian T. Pentland, Jan Recker, Julie Ryan Wolf, and George Wyner
Method Engineering as Design Science
Göran Goldkuhl and Fredrik Karlsson
Designing Cost-Effective Telemedicine Camps for Underprivileged Individuals in Less Developed Countries: A Decomposed Affordance-Effectivity Framework
Xixi Li, Arun Rai, and Ganapathy Krishnan
IT Identity: A Measure and Empirical Investigation of its Utility to IS Research
Michelle Carter, Stacie Petter, Varun Grover, and Jason Bennett Thatcher
Research Perspectives: Design Theory Indeterminacy: What Is it, How Can it Be Reduced, and Why Did the Polar Bear Drown?
Roman Lukyanenko and Jeffrey Parsons