Jeffrey D. Wall

I have attempted to develop relationships with faculty outside of the IS department and outside of my institution. I believe that developing these relationships can improve the diversity and quality of research ideas.

* Researchers from other departments at my same institution.
** Researchers from other institutions.

The following are my peer reviewed journal publications:

1. **Jiang, Ling, **Mirkovski, Kristijan, Wall, Jeffrey D., **Wagner, Christian, and **Lowry, Paul Benjamin (2018). Proposing the Core Contributor Withdrawal Theory (CCWT) to Understand Core Contributor Withdrawal from Online Peer-Production Communities. Internet Research
2. Wall, Jeffrey D., Singh, Rahul (2018). The Organization Man and the Innovator: Theoretical archetypes to inform behavioral information security research. The Data Base for Advances in Information Systems
3. Wall, Jeffrey D., Buche, Mari (2017). To fear or not to fear? A critical review and analysis of fear appeals in the information security context. Communications of the Association for Information Systems
4. Wall, Jeffrey D., Singh, Rahul (2017). Contextualized meaning extraction: A meta-algorithm for big data text mining with pragmatics. International Journal of Organizational and Collective Intelligence
5. Wall, Jeffrey D., **Lowry, Paul Benjamin, and **Barlow, Jordan (2016). Organizational violations of externally governed privacy and security rules: Explaining and predicting selective violations under conditions of strain and excess. Journal of the Association for Information Systems
6. Wall, Jeffrey D., **Stahl, Bernd C., and Salam, A.F. (2015). Critical discourse analysis as a review methodology: An empirical example. Communications of the Association for Information Systems
7. Wall, Jeffrey D., **Knapp, Janice (2015). Learning computing topics in undergraduate information systems courses: Managing perceived difficulty. Journal of Information Systems Education
8. Nemati, Hamid, Wall, Jeffrey D., *Chow, Anthony (2014). Privacy coping and information sharing behaviors in social media: A comparison of Chinese and U.S. users. Journal of Global Information Technology Management
9. Wall, Jeffrey D., Palvia, Prashant, and **Lowry, Paul Benjamin (2013). Control-related motivations and information security policy compliance: The role of autonomy and efficacy. Journal of Information Privacy and Security

The following are publications that have appeared in conferences and workshops:

1. Wall, Jeffrey D., Buche, Mari (2017). Integrating outcome oriented policy in information security policies: An examination of security perceptions, motivations, and intentions. Proceedings of 2017 IFIP 8.11/11.13 Dewald Roode Information Security Research Workshop, St. Pete Beach, FL.
2. Wall, Jeffrey D., Buche, Mari (2016). The influence of outcome-oriented security policy on security perceptions and intentions. Proceedings of the 11th Midwest Association for Information Systems Conference, Milwaukee, WI.
3. Singh, Rahul, Wall, Jeffrey D., Dhillon, Gurpreet (2014). Archetypes to inform information security: The Organization Man and the Innovator. Proceedings of the 20th Americas Conference on Information Systems, Savannah, GA.
4. Wall, Jeffrey D., Stahl, Bernd, Daynes, Sarah (2014). Critical discourse analysis as a theory and review methodology. Proceedings of the 20th Americas Conference on Information Systems, Savannah, GA.
5. Nemati, Hamid, Wall, Jeffrey D., and Chow, Anthony (2013). An exploratory study of privacy coping and information sharing behaviors in social media: A comparison of US and Chinese users. Accepted to the International Conference on Information Systems 2013, Milan, Italy.
6. Wall, Jeffrey D., Palvia, Prashant, and D'Arcy, John (2013). A review and typology of security-related corruption controls: Setting an agenda for studying the behavioral effects of security countermeasures. Proceedings of the 2013 Dewald Roode Information Security Workshop, Buffalo, NY.
7. Wall, Jeffrey D., Iyer, Lakshmi, Salam, A. F., and Siponen, Mikko (2013). Conceptualizing employee compliance and noncompliance in information security research: A review and research agenda. Proceedings of the 2013 Dewald Roode Information Security Workshop, Buffalo, NY.
8. Wall, Jeffrey D., Iyer, Lakshmi, and Salam, A. F. (2013). Are conceptualizations of compliance and noncompliance in information security research adequate? Developing taxonomies of compliance and noncompliance. Proceedings of the 19th Americas Conference on Information Systems, Chicago, IL.
9. Wall, Jeffrey D., and Palvia, Prashant (2013). Control-related motivations and information security policy compliance: The effect of reflective and reactive autonomy. Proceedings of the 19th Americas Conference on Information Systems, Chicago, IL.
10. Wall, Jeffrey D., Gargeya, Vidyaranya, and Lowe, Kevin (2013). Selective organizational deviance: A model of information deviance in supply chains. To be presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Orlando, FL.
11. Wall, Jeffrey D. and Iyer, Lakshmi S. (2012). The dark side of leadership in information systems security: A model of the effect of manager transgressions on employee security behaviors. Proceedings of the 18th Americas Conference on Information Systems, Seattle, WA.
12. Wall, Jeffrey D. and Singh, Rahul (2012). The Organization Man and The Innovator: Sociological archetypes to information organizational information security research. Presented during plenary session at the 11th Annual Security Conference, Las Vegas, NV.
13. Wall, Jeffrey D. and Nemati, Hamid (2012). Social engineering self-efficacy: Social engineering awareness, recognition, and response. Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute, San Francisco, CA.
14. Lowry, Paul Benjamin, Wall, Jeffrey D., and Selfridge, James (2011). Why do Healthcare Organizations Choose to Violate Information Technology Privacy Regulations? Proposing the Selective Information Privacy Violations in Healthcare Organizations Model (SIPVHOM). 10th JAIS Theory Development Workshop (pre-ICIS), Shanghai, China.