Edited by Paloma Fernández Pérez, University of Barcelona, Spain and Andrea Lluch, CONICET, Argentina and Los Andes University, Colombia

‘This book engages in the debate on evolution and change of family capitalism. Based on historical analysis and a conjoint effort by management scholars and social scientists, it is a treasure trove of thoroughly researched and prominently recounted stories on the basic components, origins and dynamics of family capitalism. It offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the multifaceted and complex sector of private enterprises in Latin America and Spain.’

• Contents:Foreword by Andrea ColliIntroduction Paloma Fernández Pérez and Andrea LluchPART I COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS1. Latin American Multinationals Facing the 'New Reality'Lourdes Casanova2. State, Institutions and Impact of Economic Policies on the Historical Evolution of Family Businesses in Spain and Latin AmericaJavier Vidal Olivares3. The Origins of Modern Family Foundations in Spanish Speaking Countries: A Preliminary StudyNuria PuigPART IILARGE NATIONAL MARKETS AND LARGE FAMILY GROUPS (MEXICO, BRAZIL, ARGENTINA)4. Large Businesses and Entrepreneurial Families in Mexico Mario Cerutti5. Brazilian Companies and Business Groups from a Historical Perspective Armando Dalla Costa, Carlos Eduardo Drumond and José María Las Heras6. Family Capitalism in Argentina: Changes and Continuity over the Course of a Century María Inés Barbero and Andrea LluchPART IIIBUSINESS FAMILIES AND POLITICS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED MARKETS (COLOMBIA, COSTA RICA, HONDURAS)7. Politics and Endurance of Entrepreneurial Families: The Case of "Presidential Families" In a Latin American Economy (Colombia, 1850-2010)Carlos Dávila8. From the Domination by Family Elites to the Presence of Multiple Players. Capitalism in Costa Rica in the Twentieth Century.Juan Carlos Leiva and Erick Guillén Miranda9. Large Family Businesses in Honduras: The Influence of State Intervention and Immigration in the Twentieth Century.Allan Discua Cruz, Concepción Ramos Rodas, Claudia Raudales and Lourdes FortínPART IVBUSINESS FAMILIES BETWEEN DICTATORSHIP AND DEMOCRACY (SPAIN, PERU, CHILE): FROM NARROW REGULATED MARKETS TO THE GLOBAL MARKET 10. Between Power and the Market. An Approach to the Historical Evolution of Large Family Businesses in Spain in the Twentieth CenturyPaloma Férnandez Pérez and Pablo Díaz Morlán11. Evolution of the Peruvian Large Family Business 1896 -2012Martín Monsalve Zanatti12. Large Entrepreneurial Families in Chile. Their Characteristics and Contribution to the Country (1830-2012)Jon Martínez EchezárragaConclusionsPaloma Fernández Pérez and Andrea LluchIndex

Edited by Paloma Fernández Pérez, University of Barcelona, Spain and Andrea Lluch, CONICET, Argentina and Los Andes University, Colombia

‘This book engages in the debate on evolution and change of family capitalism. Based on historical analysis and a conjoint effort by management scholars and social scientists, it is a treasure trove of thoroughly researched and prominently recounted stories on the basic components, origins and dynamics of family capitalism. It offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the multifaceted and complex sector of private enterprises in Latin America and Spain.’

• Contents:Foreword by Andrea ColliIntroduction Paloma Fernández Pérez and Andrea LluchPART I COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS1. Latin American Multinationals Facing the 'New Reality'Lourdes Casanova2. State, Institutions and Impact of Economic Policies on the Historical Evolution of Family Businesses in Spain and Latin AmericaJavier Vidal Olivares3. The Origins of Modern Family Foundations in Spanish Speaking Countries: A Preliminary StudyNuria PuigPART IILARGE NATIONAL MARKETS AND LARGE FAMILY GROUPS (MEXICO, BRAZIL, ARGENTINA)4. Large Businesses and Entrepreneurial Families in Mexico Mario Cerutti5. Brazilian Companies and Business Groups from a Historical Perspective Armando Dalla Costa, Carlos Eduardo Drumond and José María Las Heras6. Family Capitalism in Argentina: Changes and Continuity over the Course of a Century María Inés Barbero and Andrea LluchPART IIIBUSINESS FAMILIES AND POLITICS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED MARKETS (COLOMBIA, COSTA RICA, HONDURAS)7. Politics and Endurance of Entrepreneurial Families: The Case of "Presidential Families" In a Latin American Economy (Colombia, 1850-2010)Carlos Dávila8. From the Domination by Family Elites to the Presence of Multiple Players. Capitalism in Costa Rica in the Twentieth Century.Juan Carlos Leiva and Erick Guillén Miranda9. Large Family Businesses in Honduras: The Influence of State Intervention and Immigration in the Twentieth Century.Allan Discua Cruz, Concepción Ramos Rodas, Claudia Raudales and Lourdes FortínPART IVBUSINESS FAMILIES BETWEEN DICTATORSHIP AND DEMOCRACY (SPAIN, PERU, CHILE): FROM NARROW REGULATED MARKETS TO THE GLOBAL MARKET 10. Between Power and the Market. An Approach to the Historical Evolution of Large Family Businesses in Spain in the Twentieth CenturyPaloma Férnandez Pérez and Pablo Díaz Morlán11. Evolution of the Peruvian Large Family Business 1896 -2012Martín Monsalve Zanatti12. Large Entrepreneurial Families in Chile. Their Characteristics and Contribution to the Country (1830-2012)Jon Martínez EchezárragaConclusionsPaloma Fernández Pérez and Andrea LluchIndex