Intergenerational knowledge transfer is essential for the long-term continuity of family-owned small businesses, yet research often treats it as a purely technical or individual learning process. This study aims to critically reframe this concept by integrating relational and communicative perspectives into the analysis of succession in family firms.
Decoding succession: family communication patterns and the flow of knowledge in family businesses
D'Allura, Giorgia Maria
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2025-01-01
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Intergenerational knowledge transfer is essential for the long-term continuity of family-owned small businesses, yet research often treats it as a purely technical or individual learning process. This study aims to critically reframe this concept by integrating relational and communicative perspectives into the analysis of succession in family firms.File in questo prodotto:
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