Rencontres de St-Gall 2016
Institutional context and governance of SMEs and family firms: Trends and challenges
August 29 to 31 2016, St.Gallen
Topic A:
Institutions and governance
Chairs: Friedrike Welter / Charles H. Matthews
Underlined names indicate the Rencontres’ participants
Gry Agnete Alsos / Ulla Hytti / Pekka Stenholm
Continuity and change in family business gender structures:
An institutional perspective
Continuity and change in family business gender structures:
An institutional perspective
Cécile Chanut-Guieu / Gilles Guieu
Board of directors in SMEs: A review and research agenda. A re-examination of the topic 15 years after Morten Huse (ERD 2000) review
Board of directors in SMEs: A review and research agenda. A re-examination of the topic 15 years after Morten Huse (ERD 2000) review
Yves Fassin / Silvana Signori
A stakeholder view of family firms dynamics
A stakeholder view of family firms dynamics
Călin Gurău / Léo-Paul Dana
Governance evolving: Individual and collective entrepreneurship in the peer-to-peer economy
Governance evolving: Individual and collective entrepreneurship in the peer-to-peer economy
Jiří Hnilica / Ondřej Machek / Martin Lukeš
Are family firms more stable? Evidence from the Czech Republic
Are family firms more stable? Evidence from the Czech Republic
Norifumi Kawai / Tomoyo Kazumi
Institutional support and women’s entrepreneurial self-efficacy
Institutional support and women’s entrepreneurial self-efficacy
Sophie Manigart / Miguel Meuleman / Jeroen Neckebrouck
Working for divergent principals: Effects of private equity on employment practices in family firms
Working for divergent principals: Effects of private equity on employment practices in family firms
Charles H. Matthews / Yuzhen Zhou
Entrepreneurship as team: A multi-team system approach and governance implications
Entrepreneurship as team: A multi-team system approach and governance implications
William Schulze / Thomas Zellweger
On the agency costs of owner-management:
the problem of holdup
On the agency costs of owner-management:
the problem of holdup
Wee Liang Tan / Annie Koh
Family governance in family firms in Asia:
An exploratory study
Family governance in family firms in Asia:
An exploratory study
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