CSR COMPARISON BETWEEN FAMILY BUSINESSES AND NON-FAMILY BUSINESS

DECISION MAKING PROCESS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN FAMILY BUSINESS AND NON-FAMILY BUSINESS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY USING THE BAYESIAN CAUSAL MAP by Leilanie

Strategic management in private and family businesses

This Special Issue, taking five years to come to fruition, presents the latest research on strategic management in private and family businesses in Asia Pacific regions. Asia Pacific societies have a long history of private and family businesses. For example, a Chinese classic, Records of the Grand Historian (known by its Chinese name Shiji, which was written from 109 BC to 91 BC), includes a c...

Family structure and personality traits in suicidal attempters: comparison between user and non- user of mental health services

Different factors such as family and personality are related to suicidal attempt which play as protective role and risk factors. The present study aimed to investigate the differences between personality traits and family functions of suicide attempters who used and didn’t use mental health services. In this cross sectional case (non-user)-control (user) study, 100 suicide attempters (36 ...

Family medicine training in Hong Kong: similarities and differences between family and non-family doctors.

OBJECTIVE To study the local medical profession's opinions on the training requirements for the specialty of family medicine. This was to serve as a reference for future planning of the health care system. DESIGN Cross-sectional study. PARTICIPANTS AND SETTING All registered doctors in Hong Kong. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES Doctors' ratings on the importance of vocational training, professional...

comparison between family function dimensions and quality of life among amphetamine addicts and non- addicts

conclusions regarding the study findings, there was a significant difference between family function dimensions and quality of life among addicts and non-addicts. results the study revealed that some disorders in family function dimensions were higher in the addicts compared to non-addicts. addicts have a quality of life lower than non-addicts (p < 0.05). there was a relationship between differ...