Family business debates : multidimensional perspectives across countries, continents and geo-political frontiers / edited by Oscar Javier Montiel Méndez, Salvatore Tomaselli and Argentina Soto Maciel.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Oscar Montiel

Contributor:

Soto Maciel, Argentina, editor.

Tomaselli, Salvatore, editor.

Javier Montiel Méndez, Oscar, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Family-owned business enterprises--Management.

Family-owned business enterprises.

Family corporations.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (417 pages)

Place of Publication:

Emerald Publishing 2023

Bingley, England : Emerald Publishing, [2023]

Summary:

Family Business Debatesprovides a novel, ground-breaking approach to diverse and contemporary topics in current business management research, focusing on family enterprises to study both the positive and negative aspects of such commercial structures.

Contents:

Cover

Family Business Debates

Introducation

Family Business Debates: Multidimensional Perspectives Across Countries, Continents and Geo-political Frontiers

Copyright

Dedication

Table of Contents

List of Figures and Tables

About the Contributors

Preface

Acknowledgments

I - Theory

1. Family Business Research: 5th Wave Perspectives

Abstract

Introduction

Family Business Debates: Multidimensional Perspectives

Novel Perspectives

Family Business Dynamics

Support the Family Business

Family Business Complexity

Conclusions

References

2. Starting at the Beginning: A Scoping Review of Family Business Founders

Methods

Scoping Review

Step 1: Identify the Research Question

Step 2: Set Eligibility Criteria and Create a Protocol

Step 3: Search for Studies

Step 4: Select Studies

Step 5: Extract Study Data

Limitations

Main Debates and Critical Analysis

Approach and Methods

Location and Time Studied

Topics Explored and Frameworks Used

Publications

Recommendations for Future Study

Location

Topics to Explore

Conclusion

3. Critical Studies in Family Businesses: What Are We Afraid Of?

Critical Theory and Research in Family Business: What We Know

Implications for Family Business Research

The Dark Side of Family Business (DSFB): A Focus on the Fear of Failure (FoF)

Fear and the Fear of Failure

A Critical Look at the Drivers of the DSFB

Evidence of the Dark Side of Entrepreneurship

Dealing with the FoF and the DSFB: The Criticality of Context and Situation

Dealing with the FoF and the DSFB - Symptoms and Outcomes in the DSFB

Learning to Deal with the Dark Side in FB: A Critical Approach

Learn by Doing

Generational Family Learning.

Family Networks and Two Bites at the Cherry

Negative Learning

4. Philosophical Foundations of Family Business Development

The Economics of Entrepreneurship

The Ways of the Morality of Entrepreneurship

The Ethics of Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship and Family

5. Pedagogical Strategies for Family Business Members From a Lifelong Learning Perspective

Literature Review

Pedagogical Trends

Family Business Education

Family Business Learning Needs

Pedagogical Strategies for Family Businesses

6. The Social Family Enterprise: Towards a Disruptive Approach to Social Entrepreneurship

Theoretical Perspectives

Social Enterprise

Family Enterprise

Social Family Enterprise

Problematic

Discussion

II - Practice

7. Family Business Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: An Explorative Approach

Method

Case Studies

Wine Industry - Casa Ermelinda Freitas - Lisbon, Portugal

Footwear Industry - Grupo Pirma, Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico

FBEE Model

Cross Case Discussion

Family Framework Conditions

Portuguese Case Study

Mexican Case Study

Framework Conditions

Formal Institutions

Physical Infrastructure

Demand

Systemic Conditions

Leadership

Knowledge and Talent

Outputs and Outcomes

Productive Entrepreneurship

Mexican Case study

References.

8. Japanese Sshinise: Llong-Sstanding Bbusinesses and tTheir Sstrategies to Pprotect the ie Uunder Eextreme Eenvironments

Literature Rreview and Rrelevant Cconcepts

Methodology

Debate I: The Ssocial Ccapital and the Rrelationship Wwith Llocal Ccommunities

Debate II: Resilience and Iinnovation: Adapting and Kkeeping the Ttradition

Final Rreflections: tThe Pprotection of the ie

9. Australian Family Businesses: Ready to Thrive Post COVID-19?

Readiness for Recovery

Readiness by the Family

Socioemotional Wealth (SEW)

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Succession and Transition

A Look From the Family Itself

SEW

Relationships and Succession Transitions

Readiness for Sustainability Post COVID-19

10. From Small Business to Large Family Business: Discussions Around Development and Evolution of Companies in Latin Americ ...

Discussions on the Internationalization of Companies in Latin America and Spain

Three Latin American Trajectories

Lojas Americanas

Crystal Lagoons Corp

Despegar.com

The Internationalization of Spanish SMEs

Ferrovial

Talgo

The Sol Meliá Hotel Group

Final Considerations

11. Knowledge on Boards of Directors of Family Firms: From Developed Economies to Latin America

Boards of Directors in Family Firms: Lessons From Developed Economies

Theoretical Streams

Main Topics: Board Tasks, Composition, and Processes

Board Tasks

Board Composition

Board Processes

Key Specific Challenges of Family Firm Boards

The International Perspective

What Do We Know About Boards of Directors in Latin America and What Is Still Missing?

Research in Latin America.

Literature Reviewed, Criteria, and Highlights

Main Topics Addressed in Latin America

Key Issues Not Discussed in Latin America. Comparison With the Discussion in Developed Countries

12. Managing Paradoxes in Family Firms: A Closer Look at Public Politics in Spain

Traditional Approaches for Development of Public Policies Oriented to Family Business Continuity

New Approaches for Development of Public Policies Oriented to Family Business Continuity

13. Family Business in Latin America: A Contextual Approach Based on Three Cases From the Puuc Biocultural Region

Theoretical Framework

Family Businesses and the Contextual Approach

Family Business in Latin America

Contextual Analysis: Maya Biocultural Zone of Puuc Yucatan, Mexico

Case 1: Vida Vida Organic Products

Case 2: Artisanal Cheeses "La Vaquita"

Case 3: Lool-Beek Cooperative

Discussion of the Cases

14. Enabling Family Business Resilience - The Role of Female Leadership: Evidence From a Chinese Family Business

Theoretical Background

Concept of Resilience and Its Development

Upper Echelon Theory and Female Leaders in Family Businesses

Research Design and Method

Case Selection

Data Collection

Data Analysis

Findings

Background of Case Company

Results

Dimension 1: Ability to Prepare for Change

Dimension 2: Ability to Control Change

Dimension 3: Ability to Absorb Change

Dimension 4: Ability to Adapt to Change

Discussion and Conclusion

Contributions

Managerial Implications

Limitations of the Study

Directions for Future Research

15. Sadism, Heterotopia, and Entrepreneurship: The Role of the "Family" in Family Business

Introduction to Heterotopias

A Primer in Sadism

The Role of Separate Spaces in Sadism

Family Business and the Role of Space

The Back Story of Ruthie's Diner and Dive Bar

The Back Story of Lyuba - The New Owner of Ruthie's Diner and Dive Bar as Told in First-Person, Present Tense

The Entrepreneurial Journey

Reviving the Entrepreneurial Dream

Coincidences and Family Members

A Reassurance of Continuity

Isomorphism Gone Wrong

Other Family Members at Ruthie's Diner and Dive Bar

What Is the "Family" in a Family Business?

Special Rules for Special People

Classism in the Family Business Heterotopia

Another Egregious Family Affair

The Family Strikes Again

Firearms Allowed?

Another Train of Empty Threats

For Once the Old Family Helped Out

Favorable Continuity in a Family Business?

No Wigs, No Beards, and No French

Petty Disagreements Pushed Aside and Welcoming a New Family Member

16. Power and Corruption in Family Business: Perspectives and Cases

Power and Corruption in Family Business

Three Perspectives: Ownership and Control, Governance, and Generations on Corruption in Family Business

Methodology and Approach for Case Identification

Three Case Studies Illustrating Power and Corruption in Large Family Business

Odebrecht Family in Brazil

Gupta Family in South Africa

Chao Family in China

Implications of Corruption in Family Business

Implications of the Power - Corruption Nexus in Family Business

Summary and Future Directions

Acknowledgment

17. True Entrepreneur versus False Entrepreneur: Implications for Family Business

Introduction.

Entrepreneurship: Micro, Meso, and Macro Analytical Scopes.

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Other Format:

Print version: Javier Montiel Méndez, Oscar Family Business Debates

ISBN:

1-80117-666-3