Family firms are characterized by specific leadership settings that have recently attracted
increasing scholarly attention. This study provides a systematic review of the academic …

Based on a review of 217 refereed articles on family business studies, the literature is
organized according to its focus on individual, interpersonal or group, organizational, and …

A critical examination of the literature suggests that further work is needed to understand the
relationship between small tourism and hospitality businesses and their external social …

This paper challenges the prevalent notion that family-owned firms are more risk averse
than publicly owned firms. Using behavioral theory, we argue that for family firms, the …

abstract This study examines diversification decisions of family firms and suggests that on
average family firms diversify less both domestically and internationally than non‐family …

Competent research methods and data analysis are essential components for the
progression of family business research. To identify and evaluate empirical trends, and …

The present study examines the influence exerted by affiliate directors in the diversification
decisions of family–controlled, publicly traded firms. Using a relational view based on the …

This study investigates the role of managerial and marketing capabilities in moderating the
relationship between competitive strategy and firm performance using data from 581 micro …

While the term “entrepreneurship” was almost exclusively associated with private sector, it is
now found with increasing frequency in the literature on the public sector and public …

Purpose This study examines the influence of human capital, overall and by dimensions, on
the export performance of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the manufacturing sector …