Wives, Heiresses, Businesswomen : : Historical case studies of women's changing roles in family businesses /

Wives, Heiresses, Businesswomen : : Historical case studies of women's changing roles in family businesses / / edited by Draiflessen Collection.

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Draiflessen Collection,
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Draiflessen Collection,
Place / Publishing House:Köln, Germany : : Böhlau,, [2024]
©2024
Year of Publication:2024
Edition:First edition.
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (0 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Table of Contents
  • FOREWORD
  • Kai Bosecker and Stefanie van de Kerkhof | INTRODUCTION
  • Mechthild Isenmann | WOMEN IN ACTIVE ROLES IN BUSINESSES OF THE FOURTEENTH TO SIXTEENTH CENTURIES
  • Hans Peterse | WOMEN IN TEXTILE BUSINESS-OWNING FAMILIES IN TWENTE IN THE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURIES. Separate spheres, influential roles
  • Kai Bosecker | WOMEN IN A TRANSNATIONAL FAMILY BUSINESS IN THE NINETEENTH AND EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY. The example of the Brenninkmeijers
  • Sina Bohnen | IN THE BACKGROUND, THE INVISIBLE WOMAN? Women's role(s) and options within family businesses: The example of the K.hler delicatessen, Dortmund, in the early twentieth century
  • Mirjam Lober | THE SUCCESSION OF WOMEN TO THE MANAGEMENT OF FAMILY BUSINESSES. The example of Margarethe Krupp and her trusteeship (1902-1906) of the Krupp steel company
  • Daniela Gastell | HELENE VIEWEG-BROCKHAUS AND ELSE DÜRR. Two examples of women in family businesses in the nineteenth- and twentieth-century German publishing trade
  • Swen Steinberg | MOTHER TO THE WORKERS? Gender roles in Christian businesses in the nineteenth and early twentieth century
  • Katrin Schreiter and Clara Piacenza | THE ART OF DEVELOPING CULTURAL CAPITAL IN ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE. Gabriele Henkel and the Henkel art collection
  • Ulrike Laufer | 'THE PROSPERITY AND HONOUR OF MY HOUSE'. The women of the Hirschland banking family of Essen, Germany
  • Stefanie van de Kerkhof | 'WITH ESPRIT AND CONFIDENCE OF FAITH'. How women's roles and functions changed in the Rhenish silk industry. A case study of the Vereinigte Seidenwebereien AG corporation (Verseidag)
  • Agnes Arndt | EFFICIENCY AND EMOTION. Paradigms and dynamics around women's emotional labour in family businesses
  • AUTHORS
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • NOTES.

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