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Implications of mental health for business families and family businesses : toward a holistic research agenda : editorial

Tetzlaff, Elizabeth; Jaskiewicz, Peter; Wiklund, Johan - In: Family business review : publ. on behalf of the Family … 36 (2023) 3, pp. 284-295

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Managing non-family employees’ emotional connection with the family firms via shifting, compensating, and leveraging approaches

Hsueh, Josh Wei-Jun; Campopiano, Giovanna; Tetzlaff, … - In: Long range planning : LRP ; international journal of … 56 (2023) 5, pp. 1-23

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Ownership versus Management Effects on Performance in Family and Founder Companies : A Bayesian Reconciliation

Block, Jörn - 2013

We employ agency theory to argue that the effects of family (and founder) ownership vs. management will be quite different: the former is expected to contribute positively to performance, the latter is argued to erode performance. Previous studies, due to problems of multicollinearity have been...

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‘Can’t get no satisfaction?’ Evaluating the sale of the family business from the family's perspective and deriving implications for new venture activities

Niedermeyer, Christian; Jaskiewicz, Peter; Klein, Sabine B. - In: Entrepreneurship & Regional Development 22 (2010) 3-4, pp. 293-320

The scarce research on the sale of family businesses suggests that business-owning families take different factors into account than non-family owners when evaluating a business sale. This paper builds on a utility-oriented framework and analyses literature to identify the key factors that...

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Ownership versus management effects on performance in family and founder companies: A Bayesian reconciliation

Block, Joern H.; Jaskiewicz, Peter; Miller, Danny - In: Journal of Family Business Strategy 2 (2011) 4, pp. 232-245

We employ agency theory to argue that the effects of family (and founder) ownership versus management will be quite different: the former is expected to contribute positively to performance, the latter is argued to erode performance. Previous studies, due to problems of multicollinearity have...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010574903