Class, Gender and the Family Business

Discover the intricate dynamics of family capitalism in "Class, Gender and the Family Business" by Kate Mulholland. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2003, this compelling hardback explores the intersections of gender power, class power, and enterprise. With 215 pages of insightful analysis, Mulholland raises critical questions about how these elements shape family-owned businesses. Drawing from extensive interviews with 70 prominent business families across various sectors, this book offers a unique perspective that is essential for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, gender studies, and the sociology of family relationships. Whether you are a businesswoman, a scholar, or simply curious about the complexities of family enterprises, this book is a vital addition to your collection. Dive into the world of family business and understand the underlying social structures that influence success and dynamics within these enterprises.