337 research outputs found
Co-location and business specific issues in the internationalisation of SMEs. Their impact on the growth and on the international performance of born global firms
No full textUniversity of Vaas
Entrepreneurship studies
No full textOver the last decade, international entrepreneurship has become a key emerging issue in international business studies. A growing number of recent contributions has made the subject topical and lively but it lacks a common framework. This book starts from the foundations of the subject, rooted in entrepreneurship, strategic management and international business studies, and proposes an innovative and integrated interpretative framework. The approach is applied to case studies, in order to reconcile theories and practices of international entrepreneurship.
Antonella Zucchella has contributed to International Entrepreneurship: Theoretical Foundations and Practices as an author. Antonella Zucchella is full professor of Marketing and Innovation Management at Pavia University, Italy, and Director of the Business Research Department there. She is author of four books and more than thirty articles, ranging from entrepreneurship to international marketing and management.
Paolo Scabini has been researcher at the University of Pavia, Italy, in international entrepreneurship and is currently a consultant in these same areas for a consulting firm in Mila
La sociologia in dialogo con l’approccio relazionale simbolico negli studi sulla generatività della famiglia
No full textLa generatività rappresenta uno dei concetti più rilevanti nella riflessione
di Eugenia Scabini e una delle principali tematiche rispetto alle quali
è possibile un’analisi interdisciplinare: il concetto di generatività infatti
compare anche nei lavori dei sociologi del Centro di Ateneo Studi e
Ricerche sulla Famiglia dell’Università Cattolica che si riconoscono nella
prospettiva sociologica relazionale, che condivide alcuni presupposti
dell’approccio relazionale-simbolico in psicologia.
Questo contributo costituisce il tentativo di mettere in dialogo i risultati
della nostra ricerca, in ambito familiare, con il pensiero di Eugenia
Scabini, rispetto al tema della generatività
Parent-adolescent communication in foster, intercountry adoptive and biological Italian families: gender and generational differences.
No full textThere is a paucity of studies aiming at comparing how parents and children in different family structures cope with the challenges settled down by the adolescence transition; in particular, there are few studies aimed at comparing adoptive and foster families. In order to partially fill this gap, the principal aims of the present study were to verify whether there are differences in parent-child communication among foster, intercountry adoptive and biological families according to the adolescents¿ gender and to compare the perceptions of parents and adolescents concerning parent-child communication.
Data were elaborated on two levels: a generational level (adolescent¿s and his/her parents¿ perceptions among the three family groups) and a dyadic level (mother-child and father-child perceptions).
The sample was composed of 276 Italian families with adolescents aged between 11 and 17 (81 foster, 98 international adoptive and 97 biological families). Subjects (mothers, fathers and children) filled out a questionnaire including the Parent-Adolescent Communication Scale (Barnes and Olson, 1985).
Results highlighted that in foster families parent-child communication showed more difficulties both from the adolescent¿s point of view and from the parents¿ one. Whereas adoptive adolescents assessed a more positive communication with both their parents than their peers living in biological and foster families did.
At a dyadic level, some differences emerged among the three groups. In biological families, a more pronounced distance emerged between parents and children. In adoptive families, father and adolescent share more similar perceptions, whereas it emerged a significant discrepancy between mother and child. A higher level of perceptual congruence between adolescents and parents was found in foster families. Gender differences also turned up: mothers experienced a more open communication with their children than fathers did, and adolescents and above all females communicated better with their mothers than with their fathers in all three family groups
Valutazione trifasica con TC multi-slice angiograhy 8MSTCA) e ricostruzioni MPR e 3D nei pazienti affetti da carcinoma epatocellulare in previsione di intervento resettivo
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