Considering family involvement exclusively through “demographic criteria” does not allow to
properly catching the effects of this unique resource on family firms performance. The aim of …

We relate sustainability to the wine industry and recognize that for practitioners in the wine
industry, priority number one is leaving the land in better shape for the next generation. We …

Innovation literature increasingly considers the importance of the temporal dimension of
knowledge search. In particular, several qualitative studies demonstrate how family firms …

The purpose of this article is to review and comment on the literature on family business
paradox against the backdrop of Moores and Barrett's 4Ls learning framework. This …

Brand heritage identity (BHI) has been examined in single corporate cases, often of family
firms, in a specific country, to reveal a deep theoretical understanding of the concept and …

In family business, transgenerational entrepreneurship is an essential component for
successful succession that tends to decline over generations. Research gaps still exist …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to highlight the differences in terms of economic and
financial performance, between family firms (FFs) and non-family firms (NFFs) in the wine …

Currently, few studies have investigated how longevity affects economic and financial
performance. These studies have generally approached the issue according to theoretical …

Purpose–This purpose of this investigation is to compare the perceptions of competitive
advantage through cost leadership and differentiation with sustainable practices of wineries …

Purpose This study aims to investigate, by means of a balance sheet analysis, the
equilibrium and capital, financial, economic and income dynamics of Italian wine producers …