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SUMMARY:ABRI Mini-Symposium The Future of Family Business Research
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: We are happy to invi
te you to the Mini-Symposium The Future of Family Business Research o
rganized by the Management and Organization Department.
Th
e symposium will take place on Tuesday, September 8th, from 12:15 to
13:15 (HG-04A43). You can find more information below.
Introduction
Family businesses make up a large share of
economies worldwide and have unique characteristics, including typica
lly a longer term focus. At the same time, they have their own challe
nges, including the transition between generations or to non-family m
embers. Therefore, researchers have devoted particular effort to unde
rstanding family businesses. Given what has been done already, what a
re the frontiers in academic understanding of family businesses? What
questions also have a large practical impact? Are different ways of
studying needed? We are fortunate to welcome Maarten de Groot, Kajsa
Haag, Daniel Pittino, and Jan-Phillip Ahrens as panelist. This panel
with decades of expertise in family business research will give point
ers towards the future of family business research.
DESCRIPTION: We are happy to invite you to the Mini-Symposium The Futu
re of Family Business Research organized by the Management and Organi
zation Department. The symposium will take place on Tuesday, Septembe
r 8th, from 12:15 to 13:15 (HG-04A43). You can find more information
below.
Introduction
Family businesses make
up a large share of economies worldwide and have unique characterist
ics, including typically a longer term focus. At the same time, they
have their own challenges, including the transition between generatio
ns or to non-family members. Therefore, researchers have devoted part
icular effort to understanding family businesses. Given what has been
done already, what are the frontiers in academic understanding of fa
mily businesses? What questions also have a large practical impact? A
re different ways of studying needed? We are fortunate to welcome Maa
rten de Groot, Kajsa Haag, Daniel Pittino, and Jan-Phillip Ahrens as
panelist. This panel with decades of expertise in family business res
earch will give pointers towards the future of family business resear
ch.
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