JOLANDE JACOBI, La psicologia di C. G. Jung, Torino, Bollati Boringhieri, 1997, 238 pp.

Bertini, Silvia

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“…As a further consequence of the close identification between the founder and the company, in this case study the father has a marginal role in the family dynamics, unlike that which has been highlighted in the literature on family business (Jennings et al, 2013). As suggested by the family literature, this case study shows that the exclusion of the father from the dynamics of power in the long term can generate imbalance between affective/care needs and ethical/responsibility issues (Scabini, 1995;Yaffe, 2020), hence generating dysfunctional patterns in the next generation (Erickson, 2015;Pakaluk and Price, 2020). This study shows that the prevalence of the affective/care over the ethical/responsibility dimension in the long term can generate a so-called enmeshed family (Olson, 2000).…”

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“…In addition, this protective environment can, at the same time, start to be perceived as a trap (a "golden cage") in the long-term, due to the rigidity of the role system. Once more, in the absence of an ethical dimension provided by the father, the affective/care dimension prevails with further specific long-term consequences for the next generation (for a recent review see Fiese, 2018, and here cited literature; see also Parke, 2002Parke, , 2004Scabini, 1995). Leibowitz (1986) observed that, for the next generation, the decision to join the family business is often understood as a successful attempt to solve long-standing family problems that may not otherwise be easily resolved.…”

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“…The second dimension concerns ethical/responsibility goals such as; the flexibility of roles and the consequent ability to adapt to the environment (Finley et al, 2008), the realization of a generative connection between maternal affective instances (continuity, memory, care), and paternal ethical instances (material goods, order, justice) (Fiese, 2018), and the achievement of intergenerational differentiation (Olson, 2000). Finally, for the parents, the preparation for their children leaving home, and the reinvention of themselves in their relationship as a couple once their children have left home (Scabini, 1995). Figure 1 summarizes the overlapping between economic, non-economic and family goals.…”

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Caught in the spider's web: an investigation of dysfunctional behavioural patterns in a family firm

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PurposeDrawing on the theory of goal systems applied to family business this case study focuses on the interdependence between non-economic goals and family goals, in order to identify if and how achieving non-economic goals generates dysfunctional behavioural patterns for family members in the long term.Design/methodology/approachThis study used an inductive, 20-year longitudinal case-study based methodology.FindingsThis case study shows how the business family faces ethical/affective dimensions, struggling every day for a balance and often undermining the legitimisation and differentiation of its children. Findings show that the achievement of non-economic goals can occur to the detriment of family goals, such as by generating a dysfunctional system, specifically in business family adaptability.Research limitations/implicationsThe principal limitation is that this single case study evidently does not allow for complete generalization of the findings.Practical implicationsThis case study makes a contribution to alerting the family business system to the long-term risk they face in trying to simultaneously maintain both harmony/cohesion and ethics/responsibility. Practitioners and consultants are therefore called on to help family firm owners with adopting a strategic vision by considering possible long-term counterfinal (i.e. mutually incompatible) goals.Social implicationsSMEs are the most widespread type of firm in the world, and consequently dysfunctional behavioural patterns within business families represent a prominent socio-economical problem for policy makers and institutions.Originality/valueThis study shows that, in the long term, that which is perceived to be a desirable goal can transpire to be a dysfunctional pattern. In doing so, this research introduces a new point of view to the literature on goal systems in family business.

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“…These aggregations are phenomena that are difficult to define or replicate from an economic perspective [1]. This has been an often-treated topic in the literature, where scholars have contributed to explaining the success factors, limits, and nature [2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Productive specialization, division of labour, and exploitation of economies of scale are some of the factors that best qualify this development model [2,3].…”

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Multi-Actor Governance for a Circular Economy in the Agri-Food Sector: Bio-Districts

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The transition of the European agri-food sector towards a sustainable production and consumption model is a key element of the Green Deal. The new European “Farm to Fork” strategy aims to make the food system fair, healthy, and environmentally friendly. The consolidation and development of the organic model are two of the main objectives. In Italy, this development can be achieved through the Bio-District model. This model, which was born in the last ten years in Italy, is characterized by innovative multi-actor governance. From an explorative perspective, this study analyses the background literature on Bio-Districts and the context of the development of the Etruscan Roman Bio-District to understand the potential and the factors that allow the application of the principles of the Circular Economy. It focuses on multiple comparative analyses by using a qualitative–quantitative approach. The analysis of the context highlights the potential for expansion linked to an integrated short supply chain through three scenarios.

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“…O embasamento desta consideração, por sua vez, é a reflexão já proposta por Robert Putnam (1993) Além disso, existem inúmeros estudos qualitativos, quantitativos e elaborações estatísticas que combinam, de formas diferentes, índices altos de networking, capacidade inovadora regional (social capability, knowledge spillover etc.) e presença de atitudes culturais (nem sempre bem definidas) com taxas altas de capital social, de desenvolvimento e valores crescentes de PIB regional (RIZZI, 2003;ABRAMOVITZ, 1995;STIGLITZ, 1995;HO KOO e PERKINS, 1995;BECATTINI, 2000aBECATTINI, , 2000bBECATTINI et al, 2001;CAMAGNI, 1991;CAMAGNI e CAPELLO, 2002;BAGNASCO et al, 2001;SESSA, 1998;ZAMAGNI, 1997, entre outros). A diferença entre eles está, substancialmente, na ênfase colocada, primariamente, nos aspectos de matriz sociocultural ou, pelo contrário, na prioridade atribuída às estruturas materiais e institucionais.…”

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JOLANDE JACOBI, La psicologia di C. G. Jung, Torino, Bollati Boringhieri, 1997, 238 pp.

Cited by 6 publications

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Caught in the spider's web: an investigation of dysfunctional behavioural patterns in a family firm

Caught in the spider's web: an investigation of dysfunctional behavioural patterns in a family firm

Multi-Actor Governance for a Circular Economy in the Agri-Food Sector: Bio-Districts

Slow food na Itália e no Brasil: história, projetos e processos de valorização dos recursos locais

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