The literature on business groups in ‘emerging’ markets emphasizes several dimensions along which the group form may differ from its presumed opposite – the stand-alone firm. However, what does not usually capture too much attention is that the business group structure in India can and does incorporate several companies/firms which are neither publicly listed nor even individually large. So much so that several apparently stand-alone companies can also be parts of networks connecting them to other such companies/firms. The interconnections which link these several entities are, however, crucial inter alia to the exercise of control by business families over capital and wealth far in excess of what is legally owned by them. Concentrated cont...
The structure and extent of interlocking directorates within Indian business groups is studied and a...
Large firms all over the world conduct their business through a number (tens or hundreds) of subsidi...
Businesses and not multibusiness firms are the ones that compete. While each business needs its own ...
The literature on business groups in ‘emerging’ markets emphasizes several dimensions along which th...
This paper combines two rival threads of the business finance literature: the first filament relates...
We propose a sociological approach of the governance of corporate groups. Corporate groups are sets ...
The international business literature is belatedly recognizing the significance of large family-cont...
The industrial landscape of many emerging economies is characterized by diversified business groups....
This paper aims to show that the business group - i.e. the set of firms under common ownership and c...
This Draft: August 19, 2005Diversified business (or corporate) groups, consisting of legally indepen...
The goal of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the leading Indian business-groups under t...
We consider whether the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on business performance is moderated b...
The goal of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the leading Indian business-groups under t...
We consider whether the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on business performance is moderated b...
We provide evidence suggesting an important yet largely unexplored motive for the diversified struct...
The structure and extent of interlocking directorates within Indian business groups is studied and a...
Large firms all over the world conduct their business through a number (tens or hundreds) of subsidi...
Businesses and not multibusiness firms are the ones that compete. While each business needs its own ...
The literature on business groups in ‘emerging’ markets emphasizes several dimensions along which th...
This paper combines two rival threads of the business finance literature: the first filament relates...
We propose a sociological approach of the governance of corporate groups. Corporate groups are sets ...
The international business literature is belatedly recognizing the significance of large family-cont...
The industrial landscape of many emerging economies is characterized by diversified business groups....
This paper aims to show that the business group - i.e. the set of firms under common ownership and c...
This Draft: August 19, 2005Diversified business (or corporate) groups, consisting of legally indepen...
The goal of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the leading Indian business-groups under t...
We consider whether the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on business performance is moderated b...
The goal of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the leading Indian business-groups under t...
We consider whether the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on business performance is moderated b...
We provide evidence suggesting an important yet largely unexplored motive for the diversified struct...
The structure and extent of interlocking directorates within Indian business groups is studied and a...
Large firms all over the world conduct their business through a number (tens or hundreds) of subsidi...
Businesses and not multibusiness firms are the ones that compete. While each business needs its own ...