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Special Issue: Institutional influences on entrepreneurial behaviors of business families, family businesses, and family business groups. Guest Editors: Kathleen Randerson, Claire Seaman, Joshua J. Daspit, Céline Barredy

Institutional influences on entrepreneurial behaviours in the family entrepreneurship context: towards an integrative framework

Kathleen Randerson; Claire Seaman; Joshua J. Daspit; Céline Barredy
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Family dynamics and gender perspective influencing copreneurship practices: A qualitative analysis in the Brazilian context

Mário Franco; Patricia Piceti
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Keeping it in the family: exploring Igbo ethnic entrepreneurial behaviour in Nigeria

Paul Agu Igwe; Robert Newbery; Nihar Amoncar; Gareth R.T. White; Nnamdi O. Madichie
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Family as an institution: The influence of institutional forces in transgenerational family businesses

Jefferson Marlon Monticelli; Renata Bernardon; Guilherme Trez
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The effect of institutional transition on entrepreneurial orientation of family businesses: Evidence from India

Amit Baran Chakrabarti; Arindam Mondal
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Navigating institutional challenges in Mexico: The role of social capital in entrepreneurial families

Mariana Estrada-Robles; Nick Williams; Tim Vorley
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Institutional influence and the role of family in poor women’s micropreneurship

Lin Xiong; Irene Ukanwa; Alistair R. Anderson
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Nonfamily knowledge during family business succession: a cultural understanding

Jahangir Wasim; James Cunningham; Alexander Maxwell-Cole; James Richard Taylor
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Where less is more: institutional voids and business families in Sub-Saharan Africa

William Murithi; Natalia Vershinina; Peter Rodgers
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