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Socioemotional wealth and family commitment
Journal of Family Business Management, 2019PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to determine the elements of family-centric non-economic goals, such as socioemotional wealth (SEW) of family business owners, that drive family commitment. The empirical study further tests whether such relationships are impacted by the aspect of ownership, that is, who controls the firm: founder generation or ...
Mohammad Rezaur Razzak +2 more
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Acquisitions by Family Firms: The Role of Socioemotional Wealth
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2012By blending the behavioral theory of the firm with the socioemotional wealth perspective of family firm ownership our paper investigates how family ownership impacts timing and resource similarity of acquisitions. We show that the influence of socioemotional wealth concerns tied to family ownership when engaging in acquisitions alters with performance ...
Dehlen, Tobias, Zellweger, Thomas
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An Estimate of Socioemotional Wealth in the Family Business
2012WP 2012-11 June ...
Dressler, Jonathan B. +3 more
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Socioemotional Wealth Conflict in Family Firms
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2014While Cruz, Larraza–Kintana, Garcés–Galdeano, and Berrone demonstrate how SEW can simultaneously elicit good and bad behavior in regard to corporate social responsibility, their findings also give rise to the idea that maintaining control and influence over day–to–day operations (internal socioemotional wealth [SEW]) and maintaining positive ...
James M. Vardaman, Maria B. Gondo
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Financial Wealth, Socioemotional Wealth, and IPO Underpricing in Family Firms: A Two-stage Gamble Model [PDF]
Academy of Management Journal, 2018 There are competing theoretical explanations and conflicting empirical evidence for the initial public offering (IPO) underpricing phenomenon in family firms. The behavioral agency model predicts that loss-averse family firms discount their shares more than nonfamily firms to minimize losses of socioemotional wealth (SEW).
Silvio Vismara +2 more
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Going back to the roots of socioemotional wealth
Management Research: Journal of the Iberoamerican Academy of Management, 2016Purpose This commentary elaborates further upon the work by Martin and Gomez-Mejia (this issue) about the two-way relationship between financial wealth and socioemotional wealth (SEW). This paper aims to provide a better understanding of the micro-foundations of the SEW approach, and how the research community could further develop it based on
Cristina Cruz, Horacio Arredondo
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Socioemotional Wealth and Family Firms’ Internationalisation
2021This thesis explored family firms (FFs) internationalisation. I used socioemotional wealth because it captures the non-financial nature of FFs. I conducted thirty-five interviews with a sample of manufacturing firms in West Bengal, India, and utilised an interpretive case study approach. I used Template analysis to analyse the data.
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Socioemotional Wealth and Internationalization of Family Firms
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2014In this paper, we hypothesize that the greater the importance placed on Socieoemotional Wealth (SEW) in a family firm, the more reluctant it will be to expand internationally.
Bart Debicki +3 more
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Socioemotional wealth and performance in private family firms
Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies, 2019PurposeSocioemotional wealth (SEW) has emerged as a defining concept that distinguishes family-owned business organizations from businesses that are not exclusively controlled by family coalitions. This empirical study expands the literature by presenting a more nuanced understanding of how individual dimensions of socioemotional wealth interacts with ...
Razzak, Mohammad Rezaur +2 more
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Journal of Management, 2015
We posit that family firms often face a dilemma in their strategic decision making: whether to maintain current socioemotional wealth or pursue prospective financial wealth. Applying such a mixed gamble perspective to acquisitions, family owners assess potential acquisitions with regard to their impact on both wealth dimensions.
Gomez-Mejia, Luis +2 more
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We posit that family firms often face a dilemma in their strategic decision making: whether to maintain current socioemotional wealth or pursue prospective financial wealth. Applying such a mixed gamble perspective to acquisitions, family owners assess potential acquisitions with regard to their impact on both wealth dimensions.
Gomez-Mejia, Luis +2 more
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