Surviving a Crisis as a Family Business: An All-Ireland Study

Catherine Faherty; Ian Smyth; Keeva Farrelly; Sarah Burrows; Craig Crossley; Darren McDowell; Lorraine Greene

Surviving a Crisis as a Family Business: An All-Ireland Study

Catherine Faherty
, Ian Smyth
, Keeva Farrelly
, Sarah Burrows
, Craig Crossley
, Darren McDowell
, Lorraine Greene

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Surviving a Crisis as a Family Business came about following a conversation among colleagues at DCU National Centre for Family Business, Ulster University, the Northern Ireland Family Business Forum, and the University of Central Florida. The catalyst for the study came during a unique moment in Irish business history when the onset of an all-island lockdown, as a result of COVID-19, necessitated the closure of many businesses across the island overnight.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2021

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The impact of family social capital on the succession process in family controlled businesses
Smyth, I. (Author), Mc Cracken, M. (Supervisor), Woods, J. (Supervisor) & Hampton, A. (Supervisor), Nov 2020
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The impact of family social capital on the succession process in family controlled businesses

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