To take stock of the literature on identity in family firms (IFF), we examine 122 journal articles
published between 2006 and 2020. We then develop a thematic map to help scholars …

The literature on risk in family firms has grown rapidly in recent decades, and an analysis of
its evolution and current state is therefore both timely and useful. Accordingly, we review 291 …

Purpose Given the limited understanding of the process of transgenerational
entrepreneurship and that knowledge is a fundamental antecedent of entrepreneurial …

The high uncertainties, investments, and demands related to digital transformation are
especially crucial for resource constraint small and medium sized family firms. Our …

Family business research across academic disciplines has increasingly considered the
causes of “bad behavior” in family firms and its impact. A review of this literature is important …

This paper offers a systematic review of the literature on nonfinancial reporting in family
firms, which has substantially grown in recent years. We identified and analyzed 74 articles …

Different social exchange relationships among family members and between family and non-
family stakeholders influence individual, group, and family-firm outcomes. Although many …

In the family business system, the family and business subsystems overlap, thereby
reciprocally and dynamically influencing each other. When a son-or daughter-in-law enters …

Biases and paradoxes are inherently context-dependent phenomena, as they are influenced
by various contextual factors that can either magnify or diminish their prominence. In the …

Digital product innovation (DPI) is critical for the survival of firms, especially those operating
in traditional industrial-age industries. While research has started to investigate digital …