The [Re]-Generation of Family-Business Entrepreneurship in the Balkans
研究了后社会主义时期巴尔干地区家族企业部门的发展，对比了保加利亚、罗马尼亚与希腊的家族企业创业模式，并提出了政策建议。
This paper explores the development of the family-business sector during the post-socialist era in the Balkans. It establishes the profile of family-business entrepreneurship in the emerging markets of southeastern Europe. By focusing on the Bulgarian and Romanian experience, we present and briefly contrast the transitional variant of family-business entrepreneurship with the contours of the Greek family business system. Next, we map out the growth patterns of Balkan family ventures, including businesses in the agro-industrial, manufacturing and other commercial sectors. We conclude with some tentative policy recommendations aimed at enhancing the further development of family-business entrepreneurship in the Balkans.