Journal of Information Systems

A journal of the Accounting Information Systems Section of the American Accounting Association

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The Journal of Information Systems publishes academic and educational research, and the reports of practice advances related to information systems and information technology to support, promote, and improve information systems and information technology research, education, and practice. JIS prints 3 issues a year in Spring, Summer, and Fall, and is indexed in Scopus and SSCI.

Co-Senior Editors

Tawei (David) Wang
DePaul University
P: 312.362.1129
E: david.wang@depaul.edu

Carla Wilkin
Monash University
P: +61 3 9903 1438
E: carla.wilkin@monash.edu

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JIS@aaahq.org

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Manuscripts reporting quantitative data or testing the use of cases or instructional resources (e.g. surveys, interviews or quotes from students, faculty or others about the materials being tested), must submit IRB documentation. For more information, view the American Accounting Association’s Policy on Publication Ethics: Human Subjects Research

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