Holger Fleischer is a Professor of Law and Director at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law in Hamburg, Germany. His main fields of research are company law, capital markets law and commercial law, including their comparative dimensions.Stefan Prigge is a Professor of Finance and Accounting at HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration, Germany, and a member of the IMF Institute for Mittelstand and Family Firms in Hamburg. His major fields of interest are governance and finance that he has applied to family firms (since 2011) and professional sport (since 2014).

• Part 1. Legal and Managerial FoundationsChapter 1. Listed Family Companies: The Legal Framework and Structuring Options; Holger Fleischer and Jannik MaasChapter 2. The Listed Family-Owned Enterprise: Best of Both Worlds or Destructive Paradoxes; Hermut Kormann, Sebastian Frericks, and Kirsten StotmeisterChapter 3. Extant Research and Other Literature on Listed Family Businesses; Hermut Kormann, Sebastian Frericks, and Kirsten StotmeisterPart 2. A Managerial Perspective on Listed Family CompaniesChapter 4. The Stewardship PLC; Stefan Kemp and Adrian AdeChapter 5. The Corporate Governance Structures of Turkish Listed Family Companies; Çiydem ÇatakChapter 6. The Listed Family Company: The View of Capital Market Participants; Roland RapeliusChapter 7. The Listed Family Company: Self-Representation to the Capital Market; Stefan PriggePart 3. A Legal Perspective on Listed Family CompaniesChapter 8. Listed Family Companies in Spain; Paula del Val Talens and Miguel Gimeno RibesChapter 9. Listed Family Companies in Italy; Marco SperanzinChapter 10. Listed Family Companies – A View from France; Katrin DeckertPart 4. ConclusionChapter 11. Directions for Future Research; Holger Fleischer and Stefan Prigge

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