relational databases, organizationally and socially

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From: Rob Buitendijk
Date: Thu, 06 Oct 1988 21:05

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I recently became very interested in the organizational/sociological
aspects of relational database management systems.  I'm looking for
papers dealing with aspects like motivation, job satisfaction, attitudes
and job design with respect to the use of relational databases.
Although there exists a vast amount of literature regarding the
technical (performance improvements, etc.)  and data(base)- theoretical
issues, organizational/sociological problems seem to be rarely treated.

If anyone can tell me where to find these, I will be very happy!!

Thanks in advance,

R.B. Buitendijk
Free University, Department of Economics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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From: buiten@econ.vu.nl (Rob Buitendijk)
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Subject: relational databases, organizationally and socially
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