Mary Barrett, Professor of Management, School of Business, Faculty of Business and Law, University of Wollongong, Australia and Ken Moores, Founding Director and Professor, Australian Centre for Family Business, Faculty of Business, Technology and Sustainable Development, Bond University, Australia

'. . . the book is undoubtedly a significant contribution to the body of knowledge on female entrepreneurship generally, and on women's leadership in family businesses specifically. It should be a "desk set" choice for anybody interested in advancing their own understanding, or the understanding of others, about female entrepreneurship in the family business context.'

• Contents: Foreword by Pru Goward 1. Women, Leadership and Family Business 2. A Global Perspective 3. Frameworks and Method 4. Stumbling into the Spotlight 5. Building Their Own Stage 6. Directing the Spotlight Elsewhere 7. Coping with Shadows 8. Becoming Invisible 9. Lessons of the Spotlight Appendix: Further Notes on Method References Index

Mary Barrett, Professor of Management, School of Business, Faculty of Business and Law, University of Wollongong, Australia and Ken Moores, Founding Director and Professor, Australian Centre for Family Business, Faculty of Business, Technology and Sustainable Development, Bond University, Australia

'. . . the book is undoubtedly a significant contribution to the body of knowledge on female entrepreneurship generally, and on women's leadership in family businesses specifically. It should be a "desk set" choice for anybody interested in advancing their own understanding, or the understanding of others, about female entrepreneurship in the family business context.'

• Contents: Foreword by Pru Goward 1. Women, Leadership and Family Business 2. A Global Perspective 3. Frameworks and Method 4. Stumbling into the Spotlight 5. Building Their Own Stage 6. Directing the Spotlight Elsewhere 7. Coping with Shadows 8. Becoming Invisible 9. Lessons of the Spotlight Appendix: Further Notes on Method References Index

Mary Barrett, Professor of Management, School of Business, Faculty of Business and Law, University of Wollongong, Australia and Ken Moores, Founding Director and Professor, Australian Centre for Family Business, Faculty of Business, Technology and Sustainable Development, Bond University, Australia

'. . . the book is undoubtedly a significant contribution to the body of knowledge on female entrepreneurship generally, and on women's leadership in family businesses specifically. It should be a "desk set" choice for anybody interested in advancing their own understanding, or the understanding of others, about female entrepreneurship in the family business context.'

• Contents: Foreword by Pru Goward 1. Women, Leadership and Family Business 2. A Global Perspective 3. Frameworks and Method 4. Stumbling into the Spotlight 5. Building Their Own Stage 6. Directing the Spotlight Elsewhere 7. Coping with Shadows 8. Becoming Invisible 9. Lessons of the Spotlight Appendix: Further Notes on Method References Index