Family-Owned Businesses: An Emerging Field of Inquiry

Keywords

Family business, Field (mathematics), Focus (optics), Business, Marketing

References

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• Family Firm Research: The Need for a Methodological RethinkPaul Westhead, Marc Cowling — 1998
• Merging Family and Firm: An Integrated Systems Approach to Process and ChangeDaniel J. Weigel, Deborah S. Ballard–Reisch — 1997
• Strategic Issues in Entrepreneurship and Family Business ResearchMatthias Filser — 2013
• Family Firm Local Involvement and the Local Home Bias PhenomenonGiulia Baschieri, Andrea Carosi, Stefano Mengoli — 2015
• Les accords de cooperation : Une strategie pour toutes les entreprises?Martina Menguzzato-Boulard, Alejandro Escribá‐Esteve, Luz Sánchez‐Peinado — 2003
• A Review of the Family Business LiteraturePramodita Sharma, James J. Chrisman, Jess H. Chua — 1996
• The Differences in Financial Structure Between Women- and Men-Owned Family BusinessesGeorge W. Haynes, Barbara R. Rowe, Rosemary Walker — 2000
• Effects of succession planning on stress, life satisfaction, and self-esteem in two-generation farm familiesEvelyn Louise Widhalm — 1990
• El comportamiento directivo en la empresa familiar bajo la óptica de los roles de MintzbergYasmina Araujo Cabrera, María Katiuska Cabrera Suárez — 2000
• Organizational Identity in PracticeLin Lerpold, Davide Ravasi, Johan van Rekom — 2007
• The mediating role of innovation between family influence and business performance of public listed family businesses in Malaysia / Chong Wei YingW. Chong — 2014
• The Family Satisfaction of Business-Owning FamiliesJong‐Youn Rha, Stafford Kathryn — 2001
• Le coût du capital dans l'entreprise familiale non cotéeDjibrilla Moussa Ousseini — 2015
• Socialisation effects on potential inheritors' career orientation and succession in South Asian family businesses in ScotlandShariq Sheikh — 2014
• Firmy rodzinne w XXI wieku – specyfika i sukcesjaHalina Kałuża — 2009
• Marketing to the Family FirmKaren Maru File, Judith L. Mack, Russ Alan Prince — 1994
• From the Dinner Table to the Boardroom: The Effects of Nepotism on Family BusinessesFinelli, Gina M. — 2011
• Tacit knowledge transfer in family business successionMichael Henry — 2012
• Important Attributes of Successors in Family Businesses: An Exploratory StudyJames J. Chrisman, Jess H. Chua, Pramodita Sharma — 1998
• Family Business Culture, Entrepreneurial Orientation and The New Economic Policy on Family Business Survival: A Study Between The Malays and Chinese of Micro-and Small-Sized Family Businesses in MalaysiaAbdul Hamid, Nor Fuad — 2013

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