[AISWorld] CFP AMCIS 2014 Foundations of IS Subfields ("Philosophy of ....") Minitrack

[Nik R Hassan]

*AMCIS 2014 Mini-track: Foundations of Information Systems Subfields
("Philosophy of ….")*

Submission Deadline: March 1, 2014 @ 11:59pm EST

*Mini-track Description*

Disciplines do not endure for any length of time without reflecting on
their underlying tenets and methods, their philosophical bent and
commitments, and ethical foundations. Dennett writes: “There is no way to
avoid having philosophical preconceptions; the only option is whether to
examine them explicitly and carefully at some point in one’s endeavors.”
The "Philosophy of …" mini-track provides the mechanism for disciplinary
introspection and assessment thus allowing a field to come to a better
understanding of itself and its purpose.



This popular mini-track provides a forum for every subfield in IS to
analyze and reexamine its philosophical and ethical foundations of their
subfield in light of exciting developments overtaking the IS field. All our
research is based on some philosophical foundations whether we acknowledge
them or not. This mini-track provides IS subfields cause to pause and
reflect whether or not they have successfully contributed to the progress
and stewardship of their domain such that the IS field can truly meet the
needs of society. We invite papers that discuss philosophical aspects of
the IS field from all IS domains, and from all angles and levels of inquiry.



Such an approach became the motivation behind the founding of many
disciplines from modern linguistics, modern anthropology to political
science, sociology and quantum physics.



Topics relevant to this track include but not limited to:



Philosophy of Technology

Philosophy of Information

Philosophy of Knowledge Management

Philosophy of Information Security

Foundations of IS Development

Philosophy of Design Science

Philosophy of IS education

Philosophy of human computer interaction

Reexamining "systems" in "information systems"

Reexamining the value of IS research

Rethinking Adoption Research in IS

Philosophy of Accounting Information Systems

Rethinking Decision Support Research

Foundations of Health IT

Body of knowledge of IT Project Management

Rethinking organization science research in IS

Philosophy of Green IT

Philosophy of Social Networks in IS

Philosophy of Cognitive Research in IS

Ethics of IS

Philosophy of ownership, privacy and access



Mini-track co-chairs

Nik Rushdi Hassan,
Labovitz School of Business and Economics, University of Minnesota Duluth,
Duluth MN
Email: nhassan at d.umn.edu



Judith Carlisle
CSEP Dept, University of Michigan-Flint, Flint, MI
Email: carlislj at umflint.edu



Important dates:

January, 5, 2014         Submission system starts to accept submissions

March 1, 2014            Deadline for paper submissions

April 4, 2014              Notification of acceptance

April 25, 2014            Final copy due



Instructions for authors can be found at AMCIS website:
*http://amcis2014.aisnet.org <http://amcis2014.aisnet.org>*



References
Dennett, Daniel (1987) *The Intentional Stance*, Cambridge MA: MIT Press

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Nik Rushdi Hassan, PhD
Assoc. Professor, Finance & MIS Dept.
Labovitz School of Business and Economics
University of Minnesota Duluth
1318 Kirby Drive, LSBE 335Q
Duluth MN 55812
Office Phone: (218) 726-7453
Fax: (218) 726-7516
Home Page: www.d.umn.edu/~nhassan
Email: nhassan at d.umn.edu
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nikrushdi/
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