Recently, the concept of resilience has gained new momentum in organization studies. It is
held to be a very promising concept to explain how organizations can survive and thrive …

This article introduces algorithmic bias in machine learning (ML) based marketing models.
Although the dramatic growth of algorithmic decision making continues to gain momentum in …

Family business researchers face several challenges due to the complex nature of the field
theoretically and empirically. Mixed methods are well suited to answer why questions and …

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

SMEs are important to world business and the majority of SMEs are family firms. Yet some
family SMEs are inert, local firms while others are dynamic and international. Do certain …

We explore the vexing question of whether family firms are more likely to survive than
nonfamily firms, focusing on the role of board composition. Utilizing a unique data set of over …

This paper focuses on the issue of nepotism or the practice of hiring and managing family
members in family firms. Extant research suggests that while nepotism is related to …

This article studies innovation in family firms, filling in some gaps in existent literature. The
research addresses the idea of shifting leadership, different mechanisms of facilitating …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to systematically develop a reliable and valid
construct that can facilitate and enhance the organizational change process by following …

In this study, we identified and analyzed 75 articles in the family business (FB) literature
between 2000 and 2014 as to the case study design they adopted. We found that the …