This analysis provides a review of family business literature concerning the application of
socioemotional wealth (SEW) and its extension through the FIBER framework. Specifically …

Although the study of family firm internationalization has generated considerable scholarly
attention, existing research has offered varied and at times incompatible findings on how …

Despite the proliferation in research efforts, family firm (FF) internationalization scholarship
suffers from fragmentation, theoretical limitations, and empirical indeterminacy, leaving …

Against the backdrop of the current Covid-19 pandemic and the related world economic
crisis, we reflect on the role of the business family as a pivotal resource in family firm crisis …

Abstract Whilst Socioemotional Wealth (SEW) has been acknowledged in a vast amount of
family firm literature, most papers continue to treat this construct at the theoretical level, while …

Adopting a stewardship perspective and relying on a sample of 93 Spanish family firms, we
emphasize the importance of psychological ownership as a primary determinant of …

Family firms purportedly use different socioemotional wealth (SEW) reference points in
choosing strategies, yet empirical research continues to use family involvement as a proxy …

Family firms are one of the most ubiquitous forms of business organizations worldwide. Their
survival and growth are thus not only crucial for the firms themselves but also for the overall …

We study conflicting arguments and empirical findings of the socioemotional wealth (SEW)-
family firm performance relationship using meta-analysis. We add to the debate by …

We address an ongoing controversy over whether family firms are better or worse places to
work than are non-family firms. Extending socioemotional wealth theory based on the …