2011Journal of Information TechnologyOpen access

Research Methods and the Relevance of the is Discipline: A Critical Analysis of the Role of Methodological Pluralism

Rajeev Sharma

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Research methods and the relevance of the IS discipline: A critical analysis of the role of methodological pluralism

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Research methods and the relevance of the IS discipline: A critical analysis of the role of methodological pluralism

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Research methods and the relevance of the IS discipline: A critical analysis of the role of methodological pluralism

Key concepts: Relevance (law), Soft systems methodology, Pluralism (philosophy), Management science, Epistemology, Strategic information system, Information systems security, Engineering ethics

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