Family Multinationals

1. Family Multinationals: Entrepreneurship, Governance, and Pathways to Internationalization Christina Lubinski, Jeffrey Fear, and Paloma Fernandez Perez Part 1: Internationalization Pathways and Governance Choices 2. Are Family Firms Reluctant Internationalizers?: Insights from the History of Indian Family Businesses Vipin Gupta 3. A Family Multinational's Quest for Unity: Siemens's Early Business in India, 1847-1914 Christina Lubinski 4. Family Capitalism and Internationalization: The Case of the Czech Family Firm Bat'a Up to the Early 1940s Susanne Hilger Part 2: The Visible Hand of Governments and Supporting Institutions 5. Globalization from a 17mm-Diameter Cylinder Perspective: Mittelstand Multinationals Jeffrey Fear 6. Fast Learning: Business, Kinship, and Politics as Determinants of the Growth and Internationalization of the Largest Chinese Family Businesses Paloma Fernandez Perez 7. Multinationalization Strategy of Mexican Family Business Taeko Hoshino Part 3: From Local Base to Global Expansion 8. Carving out a Place in International Markets: Success and Failure in European Family Papermaking Firms (1800-2010) Miquel Gutierrez Poch 9. The Feltrinellis - Going Global with the Timber Trade: How to Build a Fortune Using a Scarce Resource (1854-1942)Luciano Segreto 10. Becoming Global, Staying Local: The Internationalization of Bertelsmann, 1962-2010 Hartmut Berghoff Part 4: Inside the Family 11. This Sad Affair: Separation, Sentiment, and Familism in a Nineteenth-century Family Multinational Andrew Popp 12. Two Countries, One Home, One Occupation: Italian Ice-Cream Parlors as a Family Business in Germany, 1900-today Anne Overbeck 13. When Du Pont Entered Mexico (1902-1928): How the Network Played the Game Liza Lombardi

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