Handbook of Research on Family BusinessPanikkos Poutziouris, Kosmas Smyrnios, Sabine Klein . . . this Handbook is a good example . . . for those interested in giving a more articulated and solid flavour to their research. Andrea Colli, Business History The authors have taken a lot of pain in putting this Handbook together. As the name indicates |
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... literature on family-owned business entitled 'Bibliography on family business', unpublished document, Harvard Business School Organizational Dynamics publishes a special issue on family business studies (Co-editors: Richard Beckhard and ...
... literature on family-owned business entitled 'Bibliography on family business', unpublished document, Harvard Business School Organizational Dynamics publishes a special issue on family business studies (Co-editors: Richard Beckhard and ...
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... the development of extensive reviews of the literature (Chrisman et al., 2005; Sharma, 2004; Sharma et al., 1996, 1997). Reflections of the past and current status A critical analysis 16 Handbook of research on family business.
... the development of extensive reviews of the literature (Chrisman et al., 2005; Sharma, 2004; Sharma et al., 1996, 1997). Reflections of the past and current status A critical analysis 16 Handbook of research on family business.
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... literature by Sharma et al.6 (1996, 1997). Although an attempt is made to provide an overview of the literature, the size and scope of it precludes detailed descrip- tions of individual studies or an exhaustive listing of every article ...
... literature by Sharma et al.6 (1996, 1997). Although an attempt is made to provide an overview of the literature, the size and scope of it precludes detailed descrip- tions of individual studies or an exhaustive listing of every article ...
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... literature , the following section . engages in a discussion of the domain or the scope of the field of family business studies . This is accomplished through a discussion of definitional issues , basis of distinctiveness of the field ...
... literature , the following section . engages in a discussion of the domain or the scope of the field of family business studies . This is accomplished through a discussion of definitional issues , basis of distinctiveness of the field ...
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... literature, Wortman commented: 'no one really knows what the entire field is like or what its boundaries are or should be' (Wortman, 1994, p. 4). Perhaps the lack of definitional clarity at the time compounded the difficulties of ...
... literature, Wortman commented: 'no one really knows what the entire field is like or what its boundaries are or should be' (Wortman, 1994, p. 4). Perhaps the lack of definitional clarity at the time compounded the difficulties of ...
Contents
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a closer look | 56 |
PART II THEORIZING FAMILY BUSINESSES AND BUSINESS FAMILIES | 65 |
4 A unified systems perspective of family firm performance | 67 |
5 The familys dynamic role within family business entrepreneurship | 80 |
18 Effective knowledge transfer in family firms | 343 |
the management of conflict in family firms | 358 |
PART V FAMILY BUSINESS SUCCESSION | 369 |
intergenerational succession change and failure in family business | 371 |
a lifelong continuing process | 388 |
22 Using the strategic planning process as a nextgeneration training tool in family business | 402 |
23 An integrated framework for testing the success of the family business succession process according to gender specificity | 422 |
GLOBAL AND TRANSCULTURAL ISSUES | 443 |
6 Critical leader relationships in family firms | 106 |
underlying force for sustained competitive advantage | 125 |
an integrated theoretical model | 145 |
METRICS AND METHODOLOGIES | 165 |
a proposal for solving the family business definition problem1 | 167 |
10 Identification of different types of private family firms | 180 |
a scorecard to continue the professionalization of a family firm | 196 |
a content validity study of the Aspen Family Business Inventory | 215 |
PART IV FAMILY BUSINESS THEMES IN FOCUS | 235 |
a model of coherent value transmission paths | 237 |
14 Understanding strategizing in the family business context | 253 |
theory and practice | 269 |
16 Formulating implementing and maintaining family protocols | 298 |
17 Generic models for family business boards of directors | 317 |
an exploratory study | 445 |
shaping entrepreneurship and SME development in China | 460 |
26 Board of directors in Italian public familycontrolled companies | 488 |
ownership and governance issues in a doublefold theoretical perspective | 501 |
28 Longevity of Japanese family firms | 517 |
PART VII FAMILY BUSINESS FINANCE | 535 |
how family shareholder preferences influence firms financing | 537 |
30 The structure and performance of the UK family business PLC economy | 552 |
evidence from Spanish family firms | 575 |
evidence from the Spanish market | 593 |
theory building and the survival of family firms three promising research directions | 614 |
Index | 619 |
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