Gender effects remain poorly understood in the E-commerce setting. Using the selectivity
model, this research further investigates gender differences in consumer Web-based …

As social roles and relationships become increasingly inseparable from people's
interactions with information technologies (ITs), new constructs representing this …

To meet the high demand for information technology (IT) professionals, organizations must
become more effective at attracting and retaining women. Ninety‐seven percent of …

There is a significant shortage of expert Information Technology (IT) personnel in Europe
and elsewhere and a marked under-representation of women in the field. This paper …

In response to claims emanating from recent assessments of the status of gender and IS
research about insufficient theorizing of gender, a critical literature analysis of research …

How do women, outnumbered and outranked, navigate work and careers in information
technology? Only one in six information technology (IT) specialists in the UK is female. Such …

Software work is often depicted as a 'sunrise occupation', consisting of knowledge workers
that are able to craft stable careers. The aim of this article is to question this account by …

Theories used in the Information Systems (IS) field come in large majority from authors
based in Western countries, a bias that holds for critical theories as well. Such a bias is …

Critical information systems (IS) research, it is argued, does not have a distinct
methodological identity. While some research methods are closely related to the positivist …

Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are believed to hold much potential to
empower women, both socially and economically, in low-income and rural communities. In …