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2. Familienunternehmen

Authors : Stefan Märk, Mario Situm

Published in: Familienunternehmen und ihre Stakeholder

Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden

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Zusammenfassung

Dieser Abschnitt stellt Familienunternehmen aus deren eigener Perspektive dar. Die Forschung hinsichtlich dieser speziellen Form eines Unternehmens ist nun in einer Vielzahl von Wissenschaftsdisziplinen angekommen und wird tagtäglich weiterentwickelt. Mittlerweile ist das Interesse nicht nur ausschließlich bei den Wissenschaftlern verankert, sondern auch aus vielen anderen Berufszweigen bzw. Sparten nicht mehr wegzudenken. Steuer-, Finanz-, Bank-, Unternehmensberater, Gemeinden oder der Staat sind hier nur einige wenige, die angeführt werden können. Dieser Abschnitt des Buches versucht einerseits, einen thematischen, andererseits einen chronologischen Fokus auf das Thema Familienunternehmen zu legen. Thematisch sollen strategische, unternehmerische aber auch soziale Komponenten innerhalb dieses speziellen Öko-Systems herausgearbeitet werden. Chronologisch wird hier im Sinne der Unternehmensentwicklung, Aufbau – Reife – Sättigung – Übergabe, genauer erläutert. Für den Leser ist der Umstand interessant, dass die Bereiche Familie und Unternehmen nicht nur nebenher, sondern vielmehr wie ein Organismus, interaktiv und dynamisch interagieren. Eine Vielzahl von Situationen ist geradezu prädestiniert für die Abhandlung durch ein Familienunternehmen. Hingegen gibt es aber auch Verläufe, Situationen, Momente, in denen das Konglomerat Familienunternehmen aufgrund seiner Eigenheiten auch verstärkt kontraproduktiv agieren kann.

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Metadata
Title
Familienunternehmen
Authors
Stefan Märk
Mario Situm
Copyright Year
2018
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-18740-8_2