Abstract This article analyses the scholarly output ofInformation Systems Journal(ISJ) in relation to its seven peer journals in the Association for Information Systems Senior Scholars' Basket of Eight journals (SSB8) sinceISJ'sinception in 1991. To do so, cluster analyses are generated using metadata (i.e. titles, keywords and abstracts) from the articles published. The analysis results reveal commonalties and some distinguishing differences betweenISJand its peer journals. The findings illuminate thatISJhas published articles in the area of information systems development at a much higher rate than its counterparts. The analyses also illustrate thatISJhas embraced broader philosophical and methodological underpinnings than other SSB8 journals.
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