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Institutional settings and local embeddedness of European Entrepreneurial Families: An inter-regional comparison

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The interaction between institutional settings and Entrepreneurial Families (EFs) is twofold as mentioned in this paper, and the interaction between EFs and institutional settings can affect family businesses' performance.
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The interaction between institutional settings and Entrepreneurial Families (EFs) is two-fold. Extant literature has attempted to understand how institutional settings can affect Family Businesses’...

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Family-managed firms and local export spillovers: evidence from Spanish manufacturing firms

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors combine arguments from regional economics and family business research to test the relationships among local export spillovers, management characteristics, and expo-expo-constraints.
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Same same but different: regional coherence between institutions and policies in family firm succession

TL;DR: In this paper, a family firm succession increasingly poses a challenge to both firm continuity and firm continuity, due to demographic and societal changes, family firms represent the backbone of regional economies in Europe.
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Developing world market-leading companies - innovation governance in German small and medium-sized enterprises

TL;DR: In this paper, a qualitative content analysis based on Mayring's suggestions was implemented using NVivo8 to reveal factors that influence their innovation governance structure, by examining the firm's characteristics, HRM, organisational structures and leadership styles.
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How does the territory impact on entrepreneurial family embeddedness

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explore how territory impacts on entrepreneurial families' embeddedness to unveil the role that territories play on the continuity and development of EFs, and propose a framework of 16 factors that help to understand the embeddedness dynamics between EFs and territories, serving as a starting point for future research avenues.
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Social Rights, Family Networks and Regional Varieties of Capitalism in Mediterranean Countries

TL;DR: In this article, Glassmann et al. discuss the social rights, family networks and regional varieties of capitalism in Mediterranean countries, and show that Mediterranean economies are characterized by a strong territorial divide, which leads family members to strive for higher educational attainment and formal labour participation causing better economic performance compared with regions where the "family welfare model" persists.
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