[AISWorld] CFP - JAIS Theory Development Workshop, Seoul, South Korea

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Call for Papers - JAIS Theory Development Workshop



Call for Papers for the JAIS-sponsored Theory Development Workshop Associated with ICIS 2017 in Seoul, South Korea.



Dear Colleague:



Since December 2002, the senior editors of the Journal of the Association for Information Systems (JAIS) have organized a number of successful Theory Development Workshops. In 2017, they will hold the 15th JAIS Theory Development Workshop immediately before ICIS 2017. This workshop is scheduled to occur from 1-5:30pm on Sunday, December 10, 2017. The exact location of the workshop will be announced at a later date.



Workshop information



The workshop promotes scholarship that focuses on new theoretical advances in the information systems field. Workshop participants discuss drafts of their theoretical work with JAIS board members, and other workshop participants.



Authors are not obliged to submit their work to JAIS, although the journal is a top-quality outlet that welcomes conceptual, theoretical, and empirical papers. In fact, a number of papers that have received feedback in past workshops have been submitted to the journal for publication consideration each year, and in fact, some have been published!



Prior to the workshop, participants whose papers have been accepted for discussion in the workshop, will receive one to three papers to read and review. The reviews follow a brief, structured format, and they are intended to be constructive, offering recommendations for moving the work forward.



During the workshop, participants meet in small groups where participants receive feedback from a JAIS board member and provide feedback on others’ papers. The JAIS board members facilitate the discussion such that each participant has equal time to receive comments from the group’s members. Please consult the JAIS website for the list of senior editors and the editorial board members (http://aisel.aisnet.org/jais/).



Selection for the JAIS Theory Development Workshop is competitive. This workshop only addresses theory building, conceptual foundations, and model development issues. To be considered, a paper must demonstrate significant theory development, with or without data.



Papers currently accepted, under review, or under revision at other journals or conferences should not be submitted.



Application details



The application deadline is Monday, September 11, 2017.  Papers should be no more than 35 pages in length (max 8,000 words excluding abstract, references, tables, and figures), double spaced, and in 12-point Times New Roman font, with citations using APA 6th ed. style citations.



To submit a paper to the workshop, email an electronic copy of your paper in WORD or PDF format (including an abstract and three or four keywords) to tdw-jais at comm.virginia.edu<mailto:tdw-jais at comm.virginia.edu>   Include in the body of the email the name, institution, and email address of each author. The review process is double-blind, so any author identifying information should only appear in the body of the submission email (and not in the attached copy of the submitted paper).



We will acknowledge your submission on or before September 14, 2017. If we have not acknowledged your submission by this date, then please contact the JAIS office (jais at comm.virginia.edu<mailto:jais at comm.virginia.edu>) after this date about your submission’s status. Individuals selected as participants will be notified on or before October 25, 2017.



Important Dates

Submission Deadline:                           September 11, 2017

Submissions Acknowledged:                September 14, 2017

Notification of Accepted Papers:          October 25, 2017



Please direct any questions about the submission process to any of the workshop coordinators at jais at comm.virginia.edu<mailto:jais at comm.virginia.edu> <mailto:admin at sprouts.aisnet.org>   Please direct all other questions related to the JAIS workshop to Suprateek Sarker (JAIS Editor-in-Chief) at EIC-JAIS at comm.virginia.edu<mailto:EIC-JAIS at comm.virginia.edu>



Sincerely,



Suprateek Sarker, University of Virginia

Xiao Xiao, Copenhagen Business School

Elizabeth Baker, University of North Carolina Wilmington

(Workshop Coordinators)