maintain formal organizational structures, and adopt good governance principles, may hinder family firms in their pursuit of … long-term sustainability. This study empirically investigated the impact of corporate governance on family firms … obtained from a sample of 126 family firms from Saudi Arabia. The study adopted the partial least squares structural equation …

Purpose This study aims to assess the effect of the COVID 19 on small and medium-sized family firms’ risk-taking in … indicate that COVID 19 influences small and medium-size family and non-family firms’ risk-taking. Originality/value Since no …

Family firms, as a unique organizational form, are associated with distinct finance, accounting, and tax behaviors …. Prior research indicates that heterogeneity among family firms is linked to significant variation concerning these outcomes … specific to family firms and those that extend beyond the family firm level, thereby proposing a refined, more restricted …

-economic tasks in family firms. Comparing the performance of family and non-family managers under moral hazard and imperfect … about family management and agency costs in family firms and has practical implications for family firms' hiring decisions …

receives legal protection, is associated with a reduction of family firms' research and development (R&D) investment. This … suggests that early disclosure of patent applications is perceived as a threat to family firms' innovation activity and … discourages their R&D investment. This finding deserves our attention because family firms account for a large share of the U …

Various articles suggest that particular ethical problems occur in family firms, but until now, no attempt has been …-reviewed academic journals, we show that family firms face a set of unique ethical dilemmas and define those. They can either be family …-based or business-based and we uncover the antecedents and outcomes of the processes that family firms employ to solve them …