Family, Family Firm, and Strategy
Six Dutch family firms in the food industry 1880-1970
Distributed for Amsterdam University Press
448 pages
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6 3/7 x 9 1/2
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© 2002
The family firm is the predominant form of private business in industrial capitalism. This study analyses the entrepreneurial strategies of six Dutch family firms in the period between 1880 until 1970. The in-depth case studies reconstruct the succession.
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