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Women's Pathways to Participation and Leadership in the Family-Owned Firm

Family Business Review, 1998
A study of 702 women in family-owned firms in Canada has identified paths to participation and leadership taken by women in family-owned firms. Some of the key factors contributing to participation and leadership are presented in a descriptive framework. Implications of this study for practice and research are presented.
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Exploratory Innovation in Family-Owned Firms: The Moderating Role of Digital Search

IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management
Family firm research agrees that family involvement in ownership gives rise to idiosyncratic innovation behaviors. However, whether family ownership fosters or hampers innovation is still debated because the distinction among the types of innovation outcomes has been often overlooked. To address this gap, we focus on exploratory innovation intensity as
Ardito L., Capolupo P.
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Managerial Efficiency in Family Owned Firms in Pakistan - An Examination of Listed Firms

2006
We examine a set of listed family firms through the means of a survey that seeks to understand the variations in the level of training, education and experience across this business form. We find great degree of concentration of family members in the top management in key critical positions.
Rida Zaidi, Ahmad Aslam
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Small Family-Owned Firms: The Challenges of Corporate Governance

2018
Abstract Despite being the dominant form of business globally, it is widely recognised that research focused on the governance of small family-owned entities has been largely overlooked. The benefits of sound governance practices are deemed salutary for small business prosperity; however, these enterprises are confronted with ...
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Assessing the Organizational Culture of Family Owned Firms in Sudan

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Islam Mohamed Mahmoud, Ibrahim Onour
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In family we trust: Religiosity and credit rationing in family-owned firms

Economics Letters
This paper investigates the influence of regional religiosity on credit rationing for family-owned firms in Italy. By using data from the VIII UniCredit Survey on medium-sized enterprises, we examine how the intersection of family ownership and religious engagement is related with firms’ access to credit.
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The Role of Valuesin Family-Owned Firms

2013
Remei Agulles, Lucia Ceja, Josep Tàpies
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Wrongdoing in Publicly Listed Family- and Nonfamily-Owned Firms: A Behavioral Perspective

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2023
Alfredo De Massis, Stephen Smulowitz
exaly  

The Growth Dilemma in Family-Owned Firms

Finance & Bien Commun, 2005
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Research and innovation and the role of competition in family owned and managed firms

International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Research, 2023
Justin Doran, Frank Crowley
exaly