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A Study on the Contribution of Governance and Policies for Development of Trans-Indian Entrepreneurship

Yadav, Sarika; Pandiyan, Mullai; P, Jenifer (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)

This study aimed at examining government policies, governance and the drivers which facilitate the growth of Trans Indian Entrepreneurship. In relation to this, Trans Indian Entrepreneurs activities increases which could ...
How Could the Use of Ethnography, Participant Observation and Narrative Analysis Contribute to the Study and Understanding of Family Enterprises

Curatolo, Mario B (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)

This article is part of an ongoing international research project conducted by MBC Management Business Consultants on family enterprises in different countries and cultural contexts. The objective of this research project ...
Gender Role Congruity in Family Businesses of India

Gokhru, Anjali; Saxena, Siddhartha (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)

Family businesses are considered to be paradoxical units, where the decisions are generally taken by the leader within the family business. Women seeking positions in family businesses often encounter considerable challenges ...
Professional Leadership in Indian Family Business and Business Growth

Pandit, Nirali; Acharya, Satya Ranjan (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)

In India the majority of businesses are in the dominant control of the families. It is estimated that 90% of the business in India is controlled by families (Gupta 2018). Most of the big corporate business houses like ...
Sustainability Model of Transgenerational Entrepreneurship in India: A Case Study

Gokhale, Rajeshree; Kale, Anagha (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)

In any economy, family owned businesses play an important role and the same applies to India as well. Around 80% of the businesses in India are family owned and thus the need to research more on transgenerational ...
Transgenerational Entrepreneurship in Family Business: A Case of V-Guard

Mishra, Subhendu (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)

Entrepreneurial leadership is considered to be a significant factor and lead to performance and success of family businesses across multiple generations. In other words, it can distinguish between the successful family ...
Opting Out of Entrepreneurship by the Second Generation in Entrepreneur Families

Prabhu, Ganesh N (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)

Research is rare on opting out of entrepreneurship by the second generation in business families. We theorize on why those who have the specific resources and adequate competencies for promising entrepreneurial careers, ...

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