Through a conceptualization of two bodies of literature, the conflict management and the family business, with this paper we aim at stimulating a debate and further research on the intersections of the two fields. We argue that scholars and researchers have not yet deepened several areas of conflict management in family businesses, and the two fields of literature are yet not well integrated. Focusing on the pivotal moment of the succession in the family business, we propose a research agenda identifying the issues and the research gaps that should be explored by researchers to reach a more integrated literature on conflict management and negotiation in family businesses.
Valenza, G., Caputo, A., Zarone, V., Pellegrini, M. (2017). Negotiating with Your Kids: Family Business Succession and Conflict Management. ??????? it.cilea.surplus.oa.citation.tipologie.CitationProceedings.prensentedAt ??????? IAMC International Association of Conflict Management conference 2017, Berlin.
Negotiating with Your Kids: Family Business Succession and Conflict Management
Andrea Caputo;Massimiliano Pellegrini
2017-01-01
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Through a conceptualization of two bodies of literature, the conflict management and the family business, with this paper we aim at stimulating a debate and further research on the intersections of the two fields. We argue that scholars and researchers have not yet deepened several areas of conflict management in family businesses, and the two fields of literature are yet not well integrated. Focusing on the pivotal moment of the succession in the family business, we propose a research agenda identifying the issues and the research gaps that should be explored by researchers to reach a more integrated literature on conflict management and negotiation in family businesses.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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