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Reference works which marked their day and were improvements over what previously existed are normally taken for granted, eventually forgotten. The in part posthumous work of N.X. Willemin in selecting and publishing the ‘National Antiquities' of France, is one of the earlier and more important histories of the arts on a comparative method, treating works front the sixth to seventeenth centuries as documents of the historical evolution of society. The art works discussed were not only in the leading Parisian and provincial museums and libraries, but from outstanding private collections as well, so the Monuments français inédits is the result of a complex series of relations between scholars, editors, collectors and dealers in the transitional period between Revolution and Restoration. Their identification and the characterization of their activities will provide scholars with a more secure foundation for further research in the early Romantic period which is as yet poorly documented.
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In theory, the last two steps in the succession process – the joint management and withdrawal phases – differ from preceding phases in that they mark the successor's official entry into the family business as future head and the gradual retirement of the predecessor. Alone at the helm until that point, predecessors are faced with being the main instrument in setting in motion an important period of transition in their life where their position as leader is replaced by other roles that have yet to be clearly defined. The purpose of the current paper is to present a case study of five small and medium sized family businesses where the first generational transfer had been successfully completed and the predecessors had been officially retired for at least two years at the time of our study.
Keywords: Succession, PME familiales, Prédécesseur, Désengagement
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