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family multinationals: entrepreneurship, governance, and pathways to internationalization (in English)
Paloma Fernández Pérez
(Illustrated by)
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Christina Lubinski
(Illustrated by)
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Jeffrey Fear
(Illustrated by)
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Routledge
· Hardcover
family multinationals: entrepreneurship, governance, and pathways to internationalization (in English) - Lubinski, Christina ; Fear, Jeffrey ; Fernández Pérez, Paloma
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Synopsis "family multinationals: entrepreneurship, governance, and pathways to internationalization (in English)"
In contrast to widespread assessments that family enterprises lack sufficient resources and capabilities to go global, many family companies are competing successfully in an increasingly globalized business environment. Worldwide, a large number of thriving multinationals are still family-owned and/or under family control. While there is abundant literature on the phenomenon of globalization from many different disciplines, neither the literature on multinationals nor the growing field of family business studies have systematically investigated family multinationals yet. This volume is one of the first to deal explicitly with family multinationals and the role of the family in internationalization. It situates itself at the crossroads of internationalization studies on the one hand and family business research on the other.Why do families continue to play such a large role in some of the most prominent firms in emerging and mature economies? How did they manage to maintain ownership control, yet divest of unrelated business ventures? How did they internationalize yet maintain control? This book identifies the idiosyncratic strategies and structures of family multinationals in different countries and at different points in time. A comparative historical and case study approach allows us to explore the role of the family through the firms' various internationalization pathways and understand long-term developments and path dependencies.
