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Erfolgsregionen wie Silicon Valley haben die Aufmerksamkeit der Wirtschaftspolitiker auf Entrepreneurship-Aktivitäten als Quelle wirtschaftlichen Wachstums gelenkt. Länderübergreifend ist seit den 1990er Jahren die Entstehung einer neuen Wirtschaftspolitik zur Förderung von Entrepreneurship-Aktiviäten zu beobachten. Dieses Buch untersucht zum einen Ursachen für die Verschiebung der Wirtschaftspolitik, die sich in der Entstehung der Entrepreneurship-Politik niederschlägt. Zum anderen werden Determinanten identifiziert, die Unterschiede in der Ausrichtung und der wirtschaftspolitischen Bedeutung der Entrepreneurship-Politik erklären können. Als Haupteinflussfaktoren werden der Arbeitsmarkt und der Einfluss unternehmerischer Interessengruppen ermittelt.
List of contents
Preface. Part I Background and Foreground: The Self In The System. 1 Erik Erikson and His Theory of Human Development. 2 Murray Bowen and His Theory of Family Systems. Part II Father Absent. 3 Winston Churchill and Lord Randolph Churchill. 4 The Roosevelt Boys and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 5 Alexander the Great and King Philip. 6 Robert E. Lee and Light Horse Harry Lee. 7 The Adams Boys and John Adams. Part III Father Present. 8 Charles Darwin and Robert Darwin. 9 Franz Kafka and Hermann Kafka. 10 Benjamin Franklin and Josiah Franklin. 11 Sigmund Freud and Jakob Freud. Part IV Father Present Yet Distant. 12 Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Lincoln. 13 Ulysses S. Grant and Jesse Grant. Part V Father Present -- Yet Distant With Abuse. 14 Pat Conroy and Colonel Dan Conroy. 15 The Crosby Boys and Harry (Bing) Crosby. 16 Adolf Hitler and Aloise Hitler. 17 Joseph Stalin and Vissarion Dzhugashvili. Part VI Father Present -- With Commercial and/or Political Intent. 18 Amadeus Mozart and Leopold Mozart. 19 Ludwig van Beethoven and Johann Beethoven. 20 John F. Kennedy and Joseph P. Kennedy. Part VII Father Present with Abuse and Commercial Intent. 21 Michael Jackson and Joseph Jackson. Part VIII Three Present Fathers. 22 William Tecumseh Sherman and Charles R. Sherman (deceased) and The Honorable Thomas Ewing. Conclusions. Availability: Father Present, Distant, and Absent. Violence and Abuse: Physical and Mental/Emotional. Authority and Good Enough Fathering. Bibliography. Index.
About the author
John Fulling Crosby received his PhD in family development, including certification in marriage and family therapy, from Syracuse University in 1970. He was an assistant professor at Indiana University from 1970-76 and Professor of Family Studies at the University of Kentucky from 1976-1992. He also served as Chair of the Department of Family Studies at the University of Kentucky, 1976-1984. He is married with three grown sons, Rick, Andrew, and Scott.
Summary
Sons and Fathers explores the age-old dilemma of conflict between sons and fathers, especially conflict stemming from issues of paternal authority.
