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DESCRIPTION:Modern capitalism is often associated with faceless institutio
 nal investors and dispersed ownership\, but globally family ownership is\
 , by far\, the most common form of ownership. But what is “family capital
 ism”\, and how are family businesses and their varieties best studied and
  understood? \n\n[b]Program: [/b]Jeppe Nevers (SDU): Introduction\nMorten
  Bennedsen (Copenhagen): The state of economic research on family busines
 ses\nAndrew Popp (CBS): Family capitalism in business history\nKristoffer
  Jensen (Grundfos): The use of history in family businesses\nLouise Skygg
 ebjerg & Anders Ravn Sørensen (CBS): Grønbech – a family-owned business t
 hrough 200 years\nPanel (chair: Paul Sharp)
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SUMMARY:Family Capitalism: Past and Present
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