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DESCRIPTION:Raffaele Ciriello\n\nUniversity of Sydney Business School\n\nDi
 alectical Inquiry in IS Research: Principles and Composition\n\nDate: Frid
 ay\, April 26\, 2024\n	Time: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm EDT\n	Location: Bronfman Bu
 ilding\, Room 046\n\n\nAbstract: \n\nAmid the pervasive digitalization of 
 society\, dialectical inquiry offers timely and timeless methodological pr
 inciples to study sociotechnical change as driven by the interplay of oppo
 sitional forces. Information systems (IS) scholars have composed dialectic
 al inquiry by selectively and sporadically drawing on these principles\, h
 owever\, without explicating the principles and where they come from\, and
  without guidance on how to combine and adapt them to suit the sociotechni
 cal phenomena they study. This has complicated the use of dialectical inqu
 iry in IS\, limited the methodological comparability of studies\, and pres
 ented challenges for editors and reviewers evaluating them. In response\, 
 this seminar introduces a framework with structured guidance for compositi
 on of dialectical inquiry in IS. Drawing on foundational works in dialecti
 cs and 63 IS studies\, the framework offers six oppositional principles th
 at can guide IS researchers in composing dialectical inquiry by iterativel
 y considering 1) relations to examine how phenomena constitute through int
 errelated sociotechnical opposites\, 2) construction of the sociotechnical
  phenomenon in response to these oppositional forces\, and 3) time in acco
 unting for how the oppositional forces translate into sociotechnical chang
 e. By offering a coherent methodology for examining sociotechnical change\
 , the framework enhances the rigor by which authors\, reviewers\, and edit
 ors can compose and evaluate dialectical inquiry.\n
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LOCATION:Room 046\, Bronfman Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1G5\, 1001
  rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:Business & Management Research Centre: Raffaele Ciriello
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