Journal of Information Technology Theory and Application

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Articles in 2002 issue of Journal of Information Technology Theory and Application

• Gaps between policy and practice in the protection of data privacy
  by Cockcroft, Sophie
• Re-grounding grounded theory
  by Bryant, Antony
• Five exciting new papers: A new kind of journal reaches new heights
  by Peffers, Ken
• In the first issue of a new kind of IS journal
  by Peffers, Ken
• Perishable research and the need for a new kind of IS journal
  by Peffers, Ken
• IS research: JITTA's new call for papers
  by Peffers, Ken
• Bryant responds: Urquhart offers credence to positivism
  by Bryant, Antony
• Privacy and prejudices
  by Peffers, Ken
• Regrounding grounded theory-or reinforcing old prejudices? A brief reply to Bryant
  by Urquhart, Cathy
• Emergent forms of IT governance to support global e-business models
  by Patel, Nandish V
• Preparing a paper for JITTA: New instructions for authors
  by Peffers, Ken
• Privacy disclosures of Web sites in Taiwan
  by Yang, Heng-Li; Chiu, Hsien-Kuei
• Potential of custom in overcoming legal uncertainty in global electronic commerce
  by Polanski, Paul P; Johnston, Robert B
• Understanding human interactions and performance in the virtual team
  by Potter, Richard E; Balthazard, Pierre A
• A field study of perceptions and use of mobile telephones by 16 to 22 year olds
  by Carroll, Jennie; Howard, Steve; Peck, Jane; Murphy, John
• Employing a multilevel secure approach in CRM systems
  by Jukic, Nenad; Jukic, Boris; Meamber, Laurie; Nezlek, George
• What is knowledge and the technology to support it worth to the firm?
  by See-To, Eric W K; Xin, Xu
• Third-party assurances: Mapping the road to trust in e-retailing
  by Kimery, Kathryn M; McCord, Mary
• Value creation in mobile commerce: Findings from a consumer survey
  by Anckar, Bill; D'Incau, Davide