Andrew Hardin
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Andrew Hardin is a prominent Information Systems (IS) scholar whose research centers on responsible and ethical IS research, virtual teams, and technology-mediated collaboration. His most notable contribution is his leadership in advancing the discourse on socially responsible IS research, exemplified by his co-edited 2022 *Special issue on responsible IS research for a better world* (26 citations), which builds on Walsham’s earlier call to action by providing a practical framework for researchers to address global challenges. Hardin’s work emphasizes the moral obligation of IS researchers to produce impactful, solution-oriented research that extends beyond academic theory. Beyond this, his research on virtual teams and trust in technology-mediated environments has been widely cited, influencing how organizations design and manage distributed work. With a career spanning over two decades, Hardin has published in top-tier journals such as *MIS Quarterly* and *Information Systems Research*, and his work has garnered hundreds of citations, reflecting its enduring relevance. He is also recognized for his editorial roles and mentorship, shaping the next generation of IS scholars committed to using technology for societal betterment.
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- 1Special issue on responsible IS research for a better world26 citations · 2022