[AISWorld] AMCIS 2024 CFP: Behavioral and Design Issues in Virtual Communities

[Xusen Cheng]

Dear Colleagues,

CALL FOR PAPERS

Mini-track: Behavioral and Design Issues in Virtual Communities
Track: Virtual Communities and Collaboration (VCC)
AMCIS 2024, Salt Lake City, Utah, August 15-17, 2024 (
https://amcis2024.aisconferences.org/)

Mini-track description:

Behavioral and Design Issues in Virtual Communities
A lot of research in the information systems discipline is comprised of two
paradigms: the behavioral-science paradigm and the design-science paradigm.
In virtual communities or metaverse, humans and organizations utilize
technology to maintain relationships and social networks  in order to
pursue mutual goals and interests. While the process of constructing and
evaluating innovative IT artifacts enables design-science researchers to
understand the problem addressed by the artifacts and the feasibility of
the approach to the solutions, the behavioral-science researchers evaluate
the outcomes and implications of technology use. Behavioral and design
science paradigms serve as a complete research cycle in IS research.
Therefore, mixed research relating to behavioral and design science can
help to increase our understanding of virtual communities. We welcome
research addressing behavioral issues, design issues or a mixed stream of
both to make theoretical contributions and practical implications in the
area of virtual communities.

Important dates:
    January 5, 2024: Manuscript submissions begin
    March 1, 2024: Submissions are due at 10 a.m. EST

Mini-track Co-Chairs:
Xusen Cheng, Renmin University of China, xusen.cheng at ruc.edu.cn
Xiangbin Yan, University of Science and Technology Beijing,
xbyan at ustb.edu.cn


Kind Regards

Xusen Cheng, Ph.D
Professor of Information Systems
School of Information, Renmin University of China
Beijing, China, 100872
Email: xusen.cheng at gmail.com



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