This analysis provides a review of family business literature concerning the application of
socioemotional wealth (SEW) and its extension through the FIBER framework. Specifically, we …

The ability of family firms to identify and respond to changes in their external environments
can be a key source of competitive advantage leading to success and survival. Some research…

… Drawing upon a scale developed and validated by Sakaguchi and Dibrell (1998), we
modified their scale to a four‐item scale that included respondents being asked to report their (1) …

In this article, we investigate the effect of firm-level natural-environment-related policies on
innovation and financial performance in family and nonfamily firms. Our findings demonstrate …

… In doing so, we adapted scales previously developed (Davis, Dibrell, and Janz 2002; Dess
and Davis 1984). The customer‐centric differentiation scale consisted of five‐items (α = 0.70) …

This study explores the link between financial performance and the formal strategic planning
process, planning flexibility, and innovativeness of 448 firms in a multi-industry sample. The …

… Clay Dibrell is an associate professor of management in the School of Business at The
University of Mississippi, where he is the holder of the William W. Gresham, Jr. Entrepreneurial …

… To accomplish this task, we utilized a six‐item scale from Craig and Dibrell (2006) consisting
of the following Likert‐type items: (1) developing new products; (2) upgrading existing …

… Johnson is assistant professor of agribusiness, Department of Agricultural Economics and
Rural Sociology, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Idaho; Clay C. Dibrell …

The purpose of this article is to draw on the resource-based view of the firm and the upper
echelons theoretical perspective to position family influence, family business culture and …