Topics covered include
- Family business behaviour and regional development
- Entrepreneurial skills and socio-economic growth
- Cultural systems and regional development
- Co-operation among family businesses; collective bargaining issues
- Small family business
- Family-based social entrepreneurship
- Acquired and tacit knowledge in family-based business operations
- Relationships, succession and transition issues
- Transgenerational entrepreneurship practices
- Women in business and regional development
- Leadership issues, family business and corporate governance
- Technological changes
- Role and relevance of professional managers
- Internal and external challenges
- Commonalities and complementarities in managing family business across nations
More on this journal...Objectives
The objectives of IJFBRD are to promote and disseminate understanding of family business across countries, cultures and contexts to further regional development. The journal aims to provide a forum for scholars, practitioners and professionals to create intellectual capital through qualitative and quantitative research based upon rigorous theories and effective practices.
Readership
IJFBRD provides a vehicle for academic researchers in all areas of business, economics, social science and related fields, professionals, policy makers and managers associated with family business to learn from, engage in and disseminate peer-reviewed research. IJFBRD extends to all areas of business, economics, social science, and related fields.
Contents
IJFBRD publishes theoretical, applied, integrational and applied research, empirical surveys, case studies, research notes and book reviews to keep readers up to date on current thoughts and emerging trends in family business and concomitant regional development.