Izvorni znanstveni članak
https://doi.org/10.1080/1331677X.2023.2188238
Exploring sustainability disclosures in family firms: a bibliometric analysis
Haishi Li
Hafiz Muhammad Arslan
Gehan A. Mousa
Ali Abbas
; Rocky J.
Sažetak
Families own two-thirds of the world’s private businesses. It is an
organizational model that has succeeded in various sizes, both small
and large publicly listed companies. This study aims to explore the
developments in sustainability reporting for family firms. The current
study employs bibliometric analysis to examine family firms’ sustainability
literature’s conceptual structure and influential aspects. Our
study recruited 131 research documents from 2004 to 2021 based
on our inclusion criteria. The findings from the conceptual analysis,
the co-occurrence network of keywords analysis yields three clusters:
CSR disclosures and corporate governance in family firms of
emerging economics (red cluster), while red and green clusters focus
on environmental performance, earnings management, and corporate
governance in family firms. Our study has also highlighted the
influential aspects of sustainability in family firms’ literature. Our
findings have significant implications for researchers and policymakers.
Our findings could be helpful to both family businesses and
sustainability researchers. The study contributes to the business literature
by illuminating the new research directions in sustainability
reporting by family firms using bibliometric techniques.
Ključne riječi
Bibliometric analysis; family businesses; family firms; sustainability disclosure
Hrčak ID:
314061
URI
Datum izdavanja:
17.5.2023.
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