•GUIDA ECONOMIA 07-08 - Università degli studi di Udine

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- Ownership, control and management.
2. The governance of the family firm: theories
and models:
- Theories on corporate governance:
agency, stewardwship, stakeholder theory,
resource dependence theory, New
property rights theory and its extensions;
- Corporate governance and family firms:
structures and dynamics.
3. Organization and management in family
firms:
- Entrepreneurs, family managers and
non-family managers: the problems of
professionalization;
- Organization and processes supporting
managerialization;
4. Strategic options and organizational
projects:
- Strategies, competitive environment
and organizational structures in family
firms;
- Organizational projects supporting
strategies. Models and cases.
5. Strategies, continuity and development:
- Strategies supporting continuity: the
management of intergenerational transition;
- Growth strategies in family firms: models
and cases.
Bibliography
Textbooks
- G. CORBETTA, L’impresa familiare. Caratteri
originali, varietà e condizioni di sviluppo,
Egea, Milano, 1995.
- C. COMPAGNO, Piccole e medie imprese in
transizione. Una comparazione internazionale,
Utet, Torino, 2003.
- K. GERSICK, J. DAVIS, M. MCCOLLOM
HAMPTON, I. LANSBERG, Generation to Generation,
Life Cycles of the Family Business
Boston, MA: Harvard Business School
Press, 1997.
Recommended reading
- C. COMPAGNO, F. VISINTIN, D. PITTINO,
Management of Social Capital: Challenges
for the Next Generation Entrepreneurs, in J.
ASTRACHAN, P. POUTZIOURIS, K. SOUFANI
(eds.), Family Business Casebook Annual
2004, Cox Family Enterprise Center, Kennesaw,
Georgia, 2004.
- C. COMPAGNO, D. PITTINO, F. VISINTIN,
Family Firms and Empowerment: a Way to
Sustainable Competitive Advantage, in P.
POUTZIOURIS, L. STEIER (eds.), New Frontiers
in Family Business Research: the Leadership
Challenge, IFERA - FBN Publications,
2003.
- C. COMPAGNO, D. PITTINO, F. VISINTIN,
Rebuilding Social Capital during the Succession
Process: the Role of Stakeholders’
Trust, in M. KOIRANEN, N. KARLSSON
(eds.), The Future of Family Business: Values
and Social Responsibility, Proceedings
of the Family Business Network, 13 th
Annual world Conference, Helsinki, 11-
14 September 2002.
- S. KLEIN, J. ASTRACHAN, K. SMYRNIOS
(2005), The F-PEC Scale of Family Influence.
Construction, Validation and further
Implications for Theory, Entrepreneurship
Theory and Practice, 29(3), pp.
- D. MONTEMERLO, Il governo delle imprese
familiari. Modelli e strumenti per gestire i
rapporti tra proprietà e impresa, Egea,
Milano, 2000.
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 1
(CdL BE, EBA)
Prof. Franco Cescon
Prof.ssa Gina Rossi
Aims
The aim of the course is to provide the
foundation for financial reporting and a
familiarity with financial accounting literature.
Contents
The course studies the usefulness of
financial reports to internal users and
examines accounting principles.