The Professionally Managed Family-ruled Enterprise: Ethnic Chinese Business in Singapore

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A comparison of management structure in Chinese family businesses in Singapore is presented, focusing on the influence of the Asian currency crisis in fostering changes or preserving continuity. Family rule was found to be strongest in businesses that have interested and capable offspring, that seek negative market conditions, and are not directly impacted by the state.

China, Singapore, Public affairs, Social aspects, Economic aspects, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses, Family corporations

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Ownership Structure of Cooperatives as an Environmental Buffer

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Spain's olive oil milling industry is used to illustrate how ownership structure enables firms to isolate themselves from competition and adverse environments by promoting stronger links with suppliers, which in turn improves access to resources.

General services, Spain, Fats and Oils, Methods, Influence, Fats and oils industry, Oils and fats industry, Logistics, Comparative advantage (Commerce), Comparative advantage

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Voice lessons: tempered radicalism and the use of voice and silence

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Gay and lesbian Protestant ministers discuss their careers.

Executive changes & profiles, Management-Communications, Case studies, Officials and employees, Practice, Organizational communication, Gay clergy, Protestant churches, Churches, Protestant, Lesbian clergy, Ministers (Clergy)

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