Economics, Information Systems, and Electronic Commerce: Empirical Research

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Series Editor's Introduction
Acknowledgments
Opportunities and Challenges for IS Research: Beyond the Bounds of Statistical Inference
Strategies for Empirical Advances in IS and E-Commerce Research
Research Strategies for E-Business: A Philosophy of Science View in the Age of the Internet
A Potential Outcomes Approach to Assess Causality in IS Research
Understanding the Dynamics and Outcomes Associated with IT Investments
Empirical Analysis of IT Project Investment Portfolios
Evaluating IT Industry Performance: A Stochastic Production Frontier Approach
Using Accounting-Based Performance Measures to Assess the Business Value of IT
New Approaches for Studying Mechanism Design in On-Line Auctions
Modeling Dynamics in On-Line Auctions: A Modern Statistical Approach
Empirical Design of Incentive Mechanisms in Group-Buying Auctions
New Empirical Approaches to the Analysis of Weblogs and Digital Community Forums
Empirical Advances for the Study of Weblogs: Random Effects Models
Choice-Based Sampling and Estimation of Choice Probabilities in Is and E-Commerce Research
Looking Forward: Challenges, Transformations and Advances
Debating the Nature of Empirical E-Commerce Research: Issues, Challenges and Directions
Editors and Contributors
Series Editor
Index
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