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FIBER
organizational resilence
family firms
family business
organization
covid-19
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Abstract
Questo articolo esplora l'impatto della Socioemotional Wealth (SEW) sulla resilienza organizzativa delle family firms durante la pandemia Covid-19. Attraverso lo studio di caso multiplo, alcuni costrutti estratti dalla letteratura sono stati associati a ciascuna delle dimensioni dell'approccio “FIBER”, e indagati attraverso interviste aperte sottoposte a due manager. I risultati hanno rivelato quali dimensioni di tale approccio si siano rivelate più rilevanti, e da quali condizioni influenzate.
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