Collaborative innovation can boost family firms' innovation performance by enabling them to
tackle their resource constrains and tap into knowledge, financial capital, technology, and …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is threefold: first, to identify the unique characteristics of
family firms in terms of the ability to manage and the willingness to engage in collaborative …

Purpose This paper aims to discuss hybrid organizations whose business models blur the
boundary between for-profit and nonprofit worlds. With the aim of understanding how hybrid …

This study analyzes the effect that a firm's level of digitalization has on its open innovation
activities. Specifically, we argue that digitalization facilitates collaboration with a wider set of …

Family firms' collaborative innovation is characterized by the so-called ability-willingness
paradox ie they are less willing to engage in collaborations despite being more able to …

Drawing on insights from the upper echelon theory, this article aims to examine the impact of
family involvement in management on process innovation within family firms, considering …

Purpose This study draws upon the hybrid approach of the resource-based view and social
capital theory, and aims to develop and empirically validate a model that examines the …

This article focuses on the relationship between external R&D and firm innovation output.
Using a sample of Italian manufacturing firms over the period 2007–2009, we estimate the …

Purpose Family firms that simultaneously engage in multiple levels of innovation–
incremental and radical–are likely to enjoy performance advantages across generations …

This study aims to increase our understanding of how family firms, acting as ecosystem
orchestrators, mitigate perceived relational and performance risk in ecosystems via the use …