Quo vadis? - A családi vállalkozások összetett célrendszerének elemzése
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https://doi.org/10.14267/VEZTUD.2021.11.02Kulcsszavak:
szervezeti célok, célrendszer kialakítási modell, céldiverzitás, családi vállalkozásAbsztrakt
A cikk célja egy összefoglaló ismeretanyag készítése volt a témában megjelent szakirodalmi áttekintések alapján, valamint a családi vállalkozások szervezeti céljainak modellben történő leírása. A családi vállalkozások céljait a vállalat családi kötődéséből fakadó jellegzetességei teszik különlegessé és heterogénné. Így a gazdasági célok mellett megjelennek a nem gazdasági, vagyis szocioemocionális célok is. A családi vállalkozások céljainak kategorizálásán kívül a tanulmány rendszerezni kívánja azok kialakulását és kialakítását befolyásoló tényezőket és folyamatokat, valamint a lehetséges következményeket. A családi vállalkozások szervezeti céljait leíró modell érthetővé teszi a célokhoz kapcsolódó viszonyokat. E témában, a szerzők tudomása szerint, hazánkban még nem jelent meg publikáció, így arra tesznek kísérletet, hogy javaslataikkal felhívják a figyelmet az ez irányú kutatások szükségességére.
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