Issues and trends in technology and human interaction This book provides a wide range of interesting and novel approaches to the relationship between technology and humans. It can be used for teaching as well as for research purposes; it contains insights that are of relevance for social and organizational use of information and communications technology Provided by publisher Conducting feminist gender research in the information systems field Eileen M. Trauth Lynette Kvasny Anita Greenhill A taxonomy of stakeholders : human roles in system development Ian F. Alexander 21st century religious communities Susan E. George Protecting ones privacy : insights into the views and nature of the early adopters of privacy services Sarah Spiekermann A practitioner centred assessment of a user experience framework Peter Wright John McCarthy Lisa Meekison Impacts of behavior modeling in online asynchronous learning environments Charlie C. Chen Albert L. Harris Lorne Olfman The sociotechnical nature of mobile computing work : evidence from a study of policing in the United States Steve Sawyer Andrea Tapia Rhetoric practice and context sensitivity in sociotechnical action : the compass case Giuseppina Pellegrino The socio pragmatics of IT artefacts : reconciling the pragmatic social semiotic and technical Göran Goldkuhl Pär J. Ågerfalk Sociotechnical spaces : guiding politics staging design Christian Clausen Yutaka Yoshinaka Concerns with mutual constitution : a critical realist commentary Alistair Mutch A framework for monitoring user involvement and participation in ERP implementation projects José Esteves Joan Pastor Josep Casanovas Investigating the interdependence of organisations and information systems Laurence Brooks Christopher J. Davis Mark Lycett USE IT to create patient relation management for multiple sclerosis patients Margreet B. Michel Verkerke Roel W. Schuring Ton A. M. Spil Contextual characteristics of creativity : effects on IT supported organisational brainstorming Dick Stenmark