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Paradigms and Theory Building in the Domain of Business Families

Ken Moores

Bond University

This article argues the bona fides of the study of family business as a standalone discipline. Using a widely accepted evolutionary process for the development of scientific disciplines and an established theory-building methodology, the author introduces a theoretically robust explanation of the domain of business families. Established theories widely acknowledged as having relevance to business families are meshed with the universally accepted three-circle Venn diagram-based paradigm to illustrate both the stage of the discipline in theory building terms and an evolutionary path to further develop a theory of the business family domain.

Key Words: Three-circle model • paradigm • theory building • familiness

Family Business Review, Vol. 22, No. 2, 167-180 (2009)
DOI: 10.1177/0894486509333372
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