Hybrid Identities of Family Business Successors Formed through Reimmigration

The impact of succession on family business internationalisation The successors’ perspective

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the successor’s perceptions of the major objective and subjective factors as well as networks that facilitate or inhibit the process of internationalisation of entrepreneurial family firms. Design/methodology/approach – Based on a qualitative methodological approach, the current study relies on case study evidence from a sample of six mature ent...

Zeckendorf family identities generalized

This is a detailed version of my text [2]. It contains the proof outlined in [2] in much more detail and was written for the purpose of persuading myself that my proofs are correct. This note has never been proofread by myself or anyone else. If you find any mistakes or typos, please inform me at ∆Γ@gmail.com where ∆ =darij and Γ =grinberg Thank you! Definitions. 1) A subset S of Z is called ho...

Zeckendorf family identities generalized

This is a brief version of my text [2]. For more detailed proofs, see [2] (but beware that [2] is sometimes over-precise and very boring). This note has never been proofread by myself or anyone else. If you find any mistakes or typos, please inform me at ∆Γ@gmail.com where ∆ =darij and Γ =grinberg Thank you! The purpose of this note is to establish a generalization of the so-called Zeckendorf f...

A New Family of Almost Identities

Innovation through Storytelling in the Family-owned Business

Innovation and learning are both considered vital for a firm’s ability to prosper. In studies of organizational culture, the family-owned business is a unique context that provides the opportunity to study the tension between exploitation and exploration in the learning and innovation processes. Organizational stories are one way in which cultures are sustained over time. This paper examines ho...