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Strategisches Mangement von Familienunternehmen

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Als strategisch werden diejenigen Managementaufgaben bezeichnet, die sich mit der Entwicklung, Planung und Umsetzung langfristiger Ziele und Strategien und grundlegenden Entscheidungen für das Familienunternehmen beschäftigen.

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Notes

  1. 1.

    Für einen umfassenden Literaturüberblick: De Massis et al. (2012).

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    Vgl. zu den Institutionen Kap. 9 und Kap. 10 und zu den Instrumenten Kap. 11 und Kap. 12.

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    Birgit Felden

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    Andreas Hack

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