This article seeks to advance our understanding of successful women entrepreneurship in
sub-Saharan Africa by examining how husbands contribute to women's entrepreneurial …

While studies of entrepreneurship and family business have to a great extent developed
independently, there are some indications that they are now moving closer to each other …

The purpose was to present a family capital typology based on Sustainable Family Business
Theory II and to document its relative contribution to short-term firm achievements and long …

Purpose The recognition of opportunities for sustainable development is considered to be
an essential part of sustainable entrepreneurship, but studies that address this phenomenon …

Most researchers overlook the family system in the pursuit of family business studies and
research. They mistakenly have assumed that the study of only the family business is …

This futuristic commentary reviews family business research since its beginning more than
30 years ago. Prior to 2000, disciplinary roots, professional organizations, and early …

The creation of new business ventures (NBVs) is considered to be a central element of
entrepreneurship theory and research. The processes by which individuals set intentions …

The study purpose is to empirically demonstrate a theoretically grounded method for
elucidating the underlying family relational processes that lead to resiliency that sustains an …

Data from 311 rural and urban family firms from the National Family Business Panel (NFBP)
were used to investigate the relative contributions of human, social, and financial capital …

In this study, we explore how a unique social institution, the family business, contributes to
the transition from latent to emergent entrepreneurship by shaping the entrepreneurial …