46 doctoral theses exploring family business and ownership topics have been authored and successfully defended at JIBS so far.


Nailing Ceremony at JIBS, Enrique Sandino Vargas nails his Doctoral Thesis on the JIBS’ wall

Enrique Sandino Vargas nails his Doctoral Thesis on the JIBS’ wall

 

The following Doctoral Theses have been authored and successfully defended by JIBS doctoral students in the topics of family business and ownership.


  • Fredrika Askenmalm (2024)

    Hur mjölk i tanken blir kronor på banken: Bondförnuftets rationalitet

  • Mohamed Genedy (2024)

    Beyond the bright side: Investigating dark aspects of independent entrepreneurship, family entrepreneurship, and corporate entrepreneurship

  • Anup Banerjee (2023)

    The role of the board chair: Changing expectations and hybrid organizations

  • Jiyoung Kim (2023)

    External enablers and new venture creation: How characteristics of environmental changes and enabling mechanisms influence entrepreneurial responses

  • Bryan Malki (2023)

    The entrepreneurial financing of the immigrant entrepreneurs: An ambidexterity perspective

  • Lisa Bäckvall (2022)

    The coexistence of family, ownership, and business: Conceptualizing entanglement and business family ownering

  • Shanyun Lu (2021)

    Managing contexts for innovation and renewal: Strategies of incumbent firms in traditional manufacturing industries

  • Sumaya Hashim (2021)

    Women Entrepreneurship: Masculinity, Legitimacy and Well-being

  • Enrique Sandino Vargas (2020)

    Capturing the antecedents and aftermath of a family business process: The entrepreneurial journey of a displaced agricultural family in Colombia

  • Pierre Sindambiwe (2020)

    The challenges of continuity in family businesses in Rwanda

  • Fredrika Askenmalm (2024)

    Hur mjölk i tanken blir kronor på banken: Bondförnuftets rationalitet

  • Mohamed Genedy (2024)

    Beyond the bright side: Investigating dark aspects of independent entrepreneurship, family entrepreneurship, and corporate entrepreneurship

  • Anup Banerjee (2023)

    The role of the board chair: Changing expectations and hybrid organizations

  • Jiyoung Kim (2023)

    External enablers and new venture creation: How characteristics of environmental changes and enabling mechanisms influence entrepreneurial responses

  • Bryan Malki (2023)

    The entrepreneurial financing of the immigrant entrepreneurs: An ambidexterity perspective

  • Lisa Bäckvall (2022)

    The coexistence of family, ownership, and business: Conceptualizing entanglement and business family ownering

  • Shanyun Lu (2021)

    Managing contexts for innovation and renewal: Strategies of incumbent firms in traditional manufacturing industries

  • Sumaya Hashim (2021)

    Women Entrepreneurship: Masculinity, Legitimacy and Well-being

  • Enrique Sandino Vargas (2020)

    Capturing the antecedents and aftermath of a family business process: The entrepreneurial journey of a displaced agricultural family in Colombia

  • Pierre Sindambiwe (2020)

    The challenges of continuity in family businesses in Rwanda