Self-perpetuation family organization built on values: necessary condition for long-term family business survival

Article Abstract:

Family businesses need to have excellent management practices in order to survive for generations. Importance of family organization to the system of management, governance and ownership are equally important and only evolve over time.

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Culture in family-owned enterprises: recognizing and leveraging unique strengths

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The corporate cultures of 20 family businesses and 389 non-family businesses are compared. Research shows that family enterprises perform better because of unique shared identities and unique strategies.

Venture Analysis, Comparative analysis, Business enterprises, Corporate culture

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The effect of cunfucian values on succession in family business

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The position of family business in a social context using confucian values is examined.

Public affairs, Business Ethics, Ethics, Evaluation, Ethical aspects, Confucian ethics

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