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Women, glass ceiling, and professionalization in family SMEs : a missed link

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Does family involvement influence firm performance? : exploring the mediating effects of board processes and tasks

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The glass ceiling in SMEs and its impact on firm managerialisation : a comparison between family and non-family SMEs

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Governance systems in family SMEs : the substitution effects between family councils and corporate governance mechanisms

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Family involvement and agency cost control mechanisms in family small and medium-sized enterprises

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Women, Glass Ceiling, and Professionalization in Family SMEs : A Missed Link

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