The present study aims to identify the driving acquisition goals of family firms’ acquisitions and analyse the role of innovation in these acquisitions. Therefore, the study deploys a qualitative approach investigating 15 German family firms to derive patterns within the qualitative data. As a result, the study proposes 14 propositions, which mainly suggest a co-existence of multiple goals in acquisitions. Similarly, the propositions argue that the goals related to the categories of expansion, market competitiveness and innovation are decisively driving the acquisitions undertaken by family firms. The study further proposes that the acquisition of innovation is a critical key to the success of family firms and a means to an end for achievin...
Extant literature on the effects of family involvement on innovativeness has so far produced controv...
This PhD research investigated the impact of family firms as a unique type of ownership group with a...
Purpose – Investigation of family firm radical innovation is burgeoning but far less prevalent than ...
The present study aims to identify the driving acquisition goals of family firms’ acquisitions and a...
If companies, including family businesses, want to increase their market share or diversify their bu...
none4noThe aim of the paper is to identify the main strategic goals that are deemed as strategic by ...
Despite the considerable body of research on acquisitions and their goals, we lack insights on how f...
Family businesses dominate the economic landscape and contribute to the market for corporate control...
The involvement of families in firms’ ownership, management, and governance is a key driver of organ...
Family firms, accounting globally for the majority of companies, are the backbone of many national ...
This dissertation is dedicated to extending the understanding of heterogeneity among family firms wi...
I draw from the concept of mixed gambles to investigate the socioemotional wealth trade-offs associa...
This study examines the behavior of family firms on whether they are more inclined to engage in dive...
The importance of family firm innovation in the economic growth has led to the increasing of scholar...
Purpose: This paper examines the innovation behavior of family-owned firms versus non-family-owned f...
Extant literature on the effects of family involvement on innovativeness has so far produced controv...
This PhD research investigated the impact of family firms as a unique type of ownership group with a...
Purpose – Investigation of family firm radical innovation is burgeoning but far less prevalent than ...
The present study aims to identify the driving acquisition goals of family firms’ acquisitions and a...
If companies, including family businesses, want to increase their market share or diversify their bu...
none4noThe aim of the paper is to identify the main strategic goals that are deemed as strategic by ...
Despite the considerable body of research on acquisitions and their goals, we lack insights on how f...
Family businesses dominate the economic landscape and contribute to the market for corporate control...
The involvement of families in firms’ ownership, management, and governance is a key driver of organ...
Family firms, accounting globally for the majority of companies, are the backbone of many national ...
This dissertation is dedicated to extending the understanding of heterogeneity among family firms wi...
I draw from the concept of mixed gambles to investigate the socioemotional wealth trade-offs associa...
This study examines the behavior of family firms on whether they are more inclined to engage in dive...
The importance of family firm innovation in the economic growth has led to the increasing of scholar...
Purpose: This paper examines the innovation behavior of family-owned firms versus non-family-owned f...
Extant literature on the effects of family involvement on innovativeness has so far produced controv...
This PhD research investigated the impact of family firms as a unique type of ownership group with a...
Purpose – Investigation of family firm radical innovation is burgeoning but far less prevalent than ...