Family Firm Internationalisation
A Network Perspective
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Beschreibung
Drawing on a series of case studies from Finland, this book examines the role of networking in the internationalisation process of family firms. Providing a comprehensive overview of recent literature alongside the empirical analysis of 24 family firms, the authors use theoretical concepts from family business research to create a model specifically for the internationalisation and networking of family firms. An insightful read for those interested in international and small business, this book offers practical implications for the successful internationalisation of family firms and sets the agenda for future research in the field of family business.
Drawing on a series of case studies from Finland, this book examines the role of networking in the internationalisation process of family firms. Providing a comprehensive overview of recent literature alongside the empirical analysis of 24 family firms, the authors use theoretical concepts from family business research to create a model specifically for the internationalisation and networking of family firms. An insightful read for those interested in international and small business, this book offers practical implications for the successful internationalisation of family firms and sets the agenda for future research in the field of family business.
Highlights the distinctive nature of family firms using different concepts, theories and frameworks and how their internationalization process and international networking might differ from that of nonfamily firms
Places special emphasis on Socioemotional Wealth (SEW) and its different dimensions
Provides with a broad empirical analysis of 24 family firms that will increase our understanding of family firm internationalisation and sets the agenda for future research
Autor*in
Tanja Leppäaho
Themen in »Family Firm Internationalisation«
Finland Finnish family firms Gersick SEW perspective Social capital theory agency theory case study global globalisation network ties process socioeconomic wealth