Methodological Issues and Considerations in Studying Family Businesses

1989-09-01articleFamily Business Review675 citationsclosed

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Abstract

This paper examines five methodological issues critical to the development of family firms research, and discusses the potential contribution of each for both the theory and practice of family firms.

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