Family Business Continuity in the Middle East & Muslim World : Betting Against the Odds.

By:

Hammadeh, Fadi

Publication details: Cork : BookBaby, 2018.Description: 419 pages: 25 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781543925593
9781543925586
1543925596

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Family Business Continuity in the Middle East & Muslim World : Betting Against the Odds.LOC classification:

HD 62.25 .H266 2018

Summary: Family firms in the Middle East constitute a significant component of its non-oil GDP, yet family business succession remains largely unstudied and deeply problematic. This book frames the challenges of succession planning and corporate failure in family business and details innovative solutions. It also seeks to provide a framework for conflict re.

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Books	American University in Dubai	American University in Dubai	Non-fiction	Main Collection	HD 62.25 .H266 2018 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	5187120

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Family firms in the Middle East constitute a significant component of its non-oil GDP, yet family business succession remains largely unstudied and deeply problematic. This book frames the challenges of succession planning and corporate failure in family business and details innovative solutions. It also seeks to provide a framework for conflict re.

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