Dmitriy VolkovPublished in:
Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship
– № 13 / July, 2012



Keywords: interpersonal relations in family business, involvement in family business, outsiders in family business, ownership


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Abstract:

The paper discusses results of theoretical studies on ownership and management of family business and clarifies the roles and social interaction in family businesses.

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