A Discua Cruz

A Hall

AA Cannella

AM Jervell

B Brandth

BE Ashforth

C Sundaramurthy

D Iacobucci

D Shepherd

D Ucbasaran

DL Deephouse

E Goffman

E. Erin Powell

EE Powell

GA Alsos

GH Mead

GM Breakwell

H Markus

H Tajfel

HT Vesala

J Suess-Reyes

J Wiklund

JC Turner

JL Glover

JW Jackson

K Mulholland

KE Gersick

LR Gómez-Mejía

M Nordqvist

M Ram

M Sherif

MA Hogg

N Akhter

NJ McKinnon

P Berrone

P Rosa

P Sieger

P Westhead

PJ Burke

R Gasson

R Tagiuri

RW Masulis

S Birley

S Carter

S Fitz-Koch

S Stryker

S Thorgren

SA Haslam

SC Parker

T Reay

T Schmidts

TJ Owens

TM Zellweger

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Entrepreneurship and Rural Family Identity: Understanding Portfolio Development in a Family Farm Business

Understanding the complexities and dynamics of family business groups starts with recognizing that intentions and actions of members of the business are at the same time actions and intentions of members of a family. This chapter contributes to portfolio entrepreneurship research, by showing that business groups can be the outcome of an emerging strategy that is aligned to family members’ identities as well as the context in which they operate in. Implementing identity theory into the study of portfolio entrepreneurship allows considering family business dynamics and provides new insights, by detailing how and why identity drives portfolio development in the family farming context

Fitz-Koch, Sarah

Cooper, Sarah

Discua Cruz, Allan

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Entrepreneurship and rural family identity:Understanding portfolio development in a family farm business

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Entrepreneurship and rural family identity:Understanding portfolio development in a family farm business

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