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Integrating Succession and Gender Issues from the Perspective of the Daughter of Family Enterprise across the U.S. and EU
Constantinidis, Christina; Nelson, Teresa
2008DIANA International Research Symposium 2008
 

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Keywords :
Family business; Women; Gender; Succession; Daughters; Entreprise familiale; Femmes; Genre; Filles
Abstract :
[en] We engage a gender analysis, including consideration of the social phenomena of separation and hierarchy, to consider the role, condition and aspirations of daughters of family enterprise. From this perspective we examine the extant literature and present findings from two exploratory empirical research efforts, one in the EU and one in the U.S., to better understand how daughters perceive their leadership paths in the family business internationally. We take into consideration growing social acceptance of women’s leadership, and women’s own career-mindedness, which influence traditional views of the opportunities for daughters inside and outside of the family business. Research avenues and practical recommendations to support successful succession of daughters are discussed.
Research center :
EgiD - Études sur le Genre et la Diversité en Gestion - ULiège
Elizabeth J. McCandless Chair in Entrepreneurship
Disciplines :
General management, entrepreneurship & organizational theory
Author, co-author :
Constantinidis, Christina ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > HEC - École de gestion de l'ULiège > Gestion des ressources hum. et management des organisations
Nelson, Teresa;  Simmons School of Management, Boston, USA > Elizabeth J. McCandless Chair in Entrepreneurship
Language :
English
Title :
Integrating Succession and Gender Issues from the Perspective of the Daughter of Family Enterprise across the U.S. and EU
Publication date :
04 November 2008
Number of pages :
18
Event name :
DIANA International Research Symposium 2008
Event organizer :
The DIANA Project : Sharing a global research agenda in gender and entrepreneurship
Event place :
Belfast, United Kingdom
Event date :
4th November 2008
By request :
Yes
Audience :
International
Commentary :
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