International Entrepreneurship in Family Businesses

José Carlos Casillas Bueno · Francisco J. Acedo · Ana M. Moreno

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Family Business Performance and Succession Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences International Business and FDI

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International Entrepreneurship in Family Businesses illustrates that family firms have always been active agents in the global economy and that their participation in the international competitive dynamic will only increase in the coming years. Indeed many of the large multinational firms that dominate today's world markets were founded as, and continue to be, family firms. The authors document the particularities of the family business phenomenon from a holistic, multi-paradigmatic, and global viewpoint.

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