Before You Eliminate Family Favoritism, Consider the Context
Short summary Family firms often treat family and non-family executives differently. Such “bifurcation bias” is… Read More »Before You Eliminate Family Favoritism, Consider the Context
James J. Chrisman is the Julia Bennett Rouse Endowed Professor of Management at Mississippi State University and a Senior Editor of Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. His research focuses on entrepreneurship and strategic management in family firms, particularly the distinctive goals, governance, and resources that define their property rights.
Short summary Family firms often treat family and non-family executives differently. Such “bifurcation bias” is… Read More »Before You Eliminate Family Favoritism, Consider the Context