Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwach rodzinnych

Spis treści:

Wstęp

Rozdział 1. Ryzyko – perspektywa zarządzania

1.1. Istota i rodzaje ryzyka
1.2. Ryzyko a niepewność
1.3. Wybrane aspekty zarządzania ryzykiem
1.4. Zarządzanie ryzykiem a budowanie wartości

Rozdział 2. Kultura ryzyka

2.1. Kultura ryzyka – dylematy definicyjne
2.2. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie – analiza bibliometryczna
2.3. Istota kultury ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie
2.4. Budowanie kultury ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie

Rozdział 3. Przedsiębiorstwo rodzinne – analiza teoriopoznawcza

3.1. Przedsiębiorstwo rodzinne – dylematy definicyjne
3.2. Klasyfikacje przedsiębiorstw rodzinnych
3.3. Specyfika działalności przedsiębiorstw rodzinnych
3.4. Przedsiębiorstwa rodzinne w państwach Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej

Rozdział 4. Kultura organizacyjna przedsiębiorstw rodzinnych

4.1. Kultura organizacyjna – wyzwania poznawcze
4.2. Kultura organizacyjna przedsiębiorstwa a realizacja pojedynczych operacji biznesowych i złożonych przedsięwzięć
4.3. Kultura organizacyjna przedsiębiorstw rodzinnych – analiza zrealizowanych badań
4.4. Metody poznawania kultury w przedsiębiorstwach rodzinnych – przegląd badań

Rozdział 5. Kształtowanie się kultury ryzyka w podmiotach rodzinnych

5.1. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym – specyfika, uwarunkowania, oddziaływanie
5.2. Wymiary kultury ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym
5.3. Rodzaje kultury ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym
5.4. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym jako źródło ryzyka

Rozdział 6. Metodyczna koncepcja badań

6.1. Identyfikacja empirycznej luki badawczej
6.2. Problem badawczy, cel pracy i pytania badawcze
6.3. Problem badawczy a tło paradygmatyczne
6.4. Dobór metod w studiach empirycznych
6.5. Metoda studium przypadku w badaniu zagadnień kulturowych
6.6. Realizacja postępowania badawczego w badanych przedsiębiorstwach

Rozdział 7. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym – ujęcie modelowe i empiryczne

7.1. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym – ujęcie modelowe
7.2. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym A – studium przypadku
7.3. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym B – studium przypadku
7.4. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym C – studium przypadku
7.5. Kultura ryzyka w przedsiębiorstwie rodzinnym D – studium przypadku
7.6. Wnioski z przeprowadzonych badań

Zakończenie
Bibliografia
Spis tabel
Spis rysunków
Spis wykresów
Spis schematów
Spis załączników
Załączniki

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