ifip WG8.2 Working Conference, Dublin 2016
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    • Healthcare >
      • Digital Innovation in Municipal Care Services
      • Ageing and Assistive Technologies: An Epistemological Framework
      • Adapting an mHealth Tool for Use in a Different Developing Country: A Sociomateriality/Coping Perspective
    • Culture & Identity >
      • A Hashtag and Its Worlds: The Process of Collective Identity in the Age of Social Media - the Case of #TCOT
      • "IT Culture" Theory: Exploring Universal Archetypes and Localised Symbols for Anticipatory Design
      • Performing Identity Through Social Media: A Sociomaterial Perspective
    • Process Philosophy >
      • Between Intention and Practice: Exploring Organisational Becoming in Chinese Outsourcing Firms
      • Playing the Numbers Game: Dealing with Transparency
      • The Growing Isomorphism Between Managerial and Political Agencies: Rethinking the Ontological Status of Digital Infrastructures
    • Control & Compliance >
      • On the Intended and Unintended Consequences of the Enactment of Digital Management Control Systems in Swedish Schools
      • Prototyping Practice in Open Source Compliance
    • Research Approaches I >
      • Path Biography: Analyzing Self-Reinforcing Mechanism in IS
      • Making IT Visible: Design Anthropology and Infrastructural Becomings
      • The Hermeneutics of a Trace Data Study
    • Research Approaches II >
      • ThreadNet: Tracing and Visualizing Associations Between Actions
      • A Proposed Model for the Fourth Generation of Activity Theory From an Information Systems Perspective
      • An IS History of Money Technology: Understanding the Digital Economy
    • Posthumanism >
      • Interpret Me Cyborg: How Research Beyond Interpretivism Means Thinking with Intertextual Technology
      • The Paradoxical Experience of In-dividuality in Organizational Social Media Performance
      • Material Enactment of Work Practices: Zooming in on the Practice of Surgery With the Da Vinci Robert
    • Materiality & Practice >
      • Material Tools, Strategic Arenas and Temporal Openness: Emerging Phenomena Linking Information Systems and Strategy Practice Research
      • Sociomateriality: A Decade On - An Object-Oriented Framework For IS Scholars
      • The Mangle of Organisation - Understanding Technologies, Processes, and People as Entangled
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Beyond Interpretivism?
New Encounters with Technology and Organisation

9 - 10 December 2016, Dublin, Ireland.
Programme Chairs 
Lucas Introna (Lancaster), Donncha Kavanagh (UCD), Séamas Kelly (UCD), 
Wanda Orlikowski (MIT), Susan Scott (LSE)

Keynote speakers  
Tim Ingold and Karin Knorr Cetina
IFIP WG 8.2 has a distinguished history in shaping research agendas around information technology and organisation.  The 1984 Manchester Working Conference, for instance, has been long regarded as a key moment in the movement to embrace more pluralistic, post-positivist research approaches within the information systems (IS) field.  Subsequent working conferences built on this gathering by promoting and developing interpretive modes of enquiry into IS and organisational phenomena, thus shaping the formation of a generation of IS researchers.  Now, more than three decades after the landmark Manchester event, we hope that Dublin in 2016 will provide a site to contemplate a re-gathering and re-focusing of attention on possible new kinds of research encounters with technology and organisation.

This event will run immediately before the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS 2016), which will also be held in Dublin from 11 - 14 December 2016. 
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