Modelos de gobernanza y continuidad en la empresa familiar

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Rodolfo García Araoz
María de los Angeles Lucero Bringas

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El propósito de este artículo es presentar los resultados de la primera etapa de una investigación sobre los factores que afectan  la continuidad de la empresa familiar. En esta etapa se realizó un estudio exploratorio, bajo un enfoque cualitativo, se hicieron lecturas y  se condujeron entrevistas personales semi-directivas. Para el análisis de la información extraída se aplicaron técnicas de análisis cualitativos, especialmente el “análisis de contenido”. Como resultado se presentan cuatro hipótesis y un modelo integrador sobre la gobernanza de la empresa familiar. Se concluye que el modelo permite aumentar la comprensión de los factores que afectan la continuidad de la empresa familiar y que es un aporte necesario, que llena un espacio vacío, dado que la mayor parte de los conocimientos existentes son producto de estudios realizados en países económicamente desarrollados y con diferencias institucionales significativas con relación a las naciones latinoamericanas.

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García Araoz, R. ., & Lucero Bringas, M. de los A. (2023). Modelos de gobernanza y continuidad en la empresa familiar. Sur Academia: Revista Académica-Investigativa De La Facultad Jurídica, Social Y Administrativa, 10(19). https://doi.org/10.54753/suracademia.v10i19.1605
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