An Empirical Study of a Two-Sided Model of Fraudulent Exchange. - Andrew J. Harrison 001; Brian E. Mennecke; William N. Dilla (ICIS, 2012)

The Assets Are Virtual but the Behavior Is Real: An Analysis of Fraud in Virtual Worlds and Its Implications for the Real World. - William N. Dilla; Andrew J. Harrison 001; Brian E. Mennecke; Diane J. Janvrin (J. Inf. Syst., 2013)

The Dark Internet: Without Darkness There is No Light. - Joey F. George; Douglas C. Derrick; Andrew J. Harrison 001; Kent Marett; Jason Bennett Thatcher (AMCIS, 2016)

Tales From the Wheel: An IT-Fueled Ride as an UBER Driver. - Akmal Mirsadikov; Andrew J. Harrison 001; Brian E. Mennecke (AMCIS, 2016)

Rethinking Media Synchronicity Theory: Examining the Cooperative Assumption. - Jaime B. Windeler; Andrew J. Harrison 001 (Data Base, 2018)

Learning to See the Hook: Comparing Phishing Training Approaches. - Andrew J. Harrison 001; Binny M. Samuel; Zhe Shan; Michael Cook 005; Tianhai Zu; Diksha Dawani (ICIS, 2019)

Relationships within the Fraud Diamond: The Decision Processes That Influence Fraudulent Intentions in Online Consumer Fraud. - Andrew J. Harrison 001; William N. Dilla; Brian E. Mennecke (J. Inf. Syst., 2020)

Framing Communication: How Agenda Alignment and Media Capabilities Shape Partially Cooperative Communication. - Andrew J. Harrison 001; Jaime B. Windeler (MIS Q., 2020)

Under the Radar or Into the Spotlight: How Does Social Presence Affect Minorities in Virtual Groups? - Jaime Windeler; Andrew J. Harrison 001; Rui Sundrup (ACM SIGMIS Database, 2024)

Me versus we: How group detachment and social presence shape integration strategies in short-term technology-mediated groups. - Andrew J. Harrison 001; Jaime B. Windeler; Rui Z. Sundrup (Inf. Manag., 2024)