Волков Д.А.Монография:
ISBN: 978-5-91292-121-6
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Дата публикации: 20.12.2013
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Аннотация:

В монографии рассматриваются актуальные вопросы, связанные с технологией передачи семейного бизнеса. Проанализированы существующие теоретические подходы к преемственности семейного бизнеса, освящены проблемы вовлечения в семейный бизнес представителей «next generation» – младшего поколения, а также проблемы выбора преемника. В контексте перспектив развития семейного предпринимательства автором исследованы следующие вопросы: как повлияет вступление России в ВТО на формирование механизмов поддержки семейного бизнеса? Каковы последствия конфликтов задач, процессов и отношений в процессе формирования предпринимательских команд? Как сделать в современных условиях эффективно функционирующий семейный бизнес и обеспечить его передачу последующим поколениям? Результаты монографического исследования могут быть использованы в высших учебных заведениях при подготовке научно-методической базы для преподавания таких дисциплин, как «Стратегический менеджмент», «Управление персоналом», «Риск-менеджмент», «Экономика предпринимательства», а также при изучении специальных дисциплин по экономическим специальностям программ MBA, DBA.

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