A special issue of International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business
Most standard textbooks develop financial and organisational theories for big corporations only. Such models often assume listed corporations, dispersed ownership, separation between ownership and control, active capital markets, and so on. It is clear that such models are not valid for family firms, which have a complete different dynamic. Financing management has different characteristics than those of big corporations. Organisational structures are designed in a diverse way. Various legal and tax issues might come into play. This special issue is devoted to the specific dynamics of family firms and its impact on financing, corporate governance and succession planning.
Suitable topics include, but are not limited to:
- Financing problems (bank financing, short-term financing, equity-gap, etc.)
- Corporate governance
- Organisational aspects
- Succession planning
- Growth issues
- Investment strategies
- Strategic planning
- First- versus next-generation family firms
- IPOs of family firms
- Governmental policies
- Financial reporting issues
- International comparisons
Abstracts, paper outlines (or full papers) should be submitted by: 15 September, 2008
Completed papers should be submitted by: 15 November, 2008
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