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Special Issue: Gender and Entrepreneurial Family Business - Decision-Making, Agency and Empowerment. Guest Editors: Bronwyn P. Wood, Poh Yen Ng, Bettina Bastian

Guest editorial: Gender and entrepreneurial family business – decision-making, agency and empowerment

Bronwyn P. Wood; Poh Yen Ng; Bettina Bastian
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Women's entrepreneurial resistance to the COVID-19 pandemic inside handloom family enterprises: a case study of West Bengal, India

Sayana Basu
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Women in the family business: self and family's influence on their perceptions of financial performance

Ana C. González L.; Yeny E. Rodríguez; Carol Sánchez
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Vying for and forgoing visibility: female next gen leaders in family business with male successors

Martina Brophy; Maura McAdam; Eric Clinton
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Gender inequalities in Korean family business: contradictions between show and tell

Amee Kim; Poh Yen Ng
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