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Family Naming and Corporate Green Innovation: Evidence from Chinese Listed Family Firms

Song Lihong, Geng Jingtao, Liang Qiang, et al

Against the backdrop of the “dual carbon” goals, how family firms achieve sustainable development through green innovation has become an important research topic. However, there is still...

First published at: Mar 20, 2026

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20251231.102

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 48, Issue 03, pp. 65 - 81

SPECIAL ISSUE | F270

Family Involvement and the Choice of International Market Entry Modes: Based on the Socio-emotional Wealth Theory

Wang Xiaoting, Ling Mengjuan, Wu Bo

As Chinese family firms accelerate their internationalization, the logic behind their entry-mode decisions has become an important research focus. However, existing research tends to treat...

First published at: Mar 20, 2026

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20260108.102

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 48, Issue 03, pp. 47 - 64

SPECIAL ISSUE | F270

Changing Contexts, Evolving Principles: Intergenerational Succession and Strategic Continuity in Family Firms

Su Xiaohua, Ye Peichun, Ye Wenping, et al

As the core entity of China’s private economy, how family firms maintain strategic continuity is key to establishing long-term competitive advantages and addressing transformation challen...

First published at: Mar 20, 2026

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20260108.101

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 48, Issue 03, pp. 25 - 46

SPECIAL ISSUE | F270

Antecedent Configuration of Bifurcation Bias in Family Firms: A fsQCA Analysis Based on the “Ability-Willingness” Framework

Li Xiaotong, Li Weiwen, Zeng Yingxian

Previous research on bifurcation bias suggests that family firms generally provide preferential treatment to family members over non-family member. In reality, many family firms provide eq...

First published at: Mar 20, 2026

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20251231.103

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 48, Issue 03, pp. 3 - 24

SPECIAL TOPIC | F270

A Research on the Impact of Founder Control on the OFDI Speed of Family Businesses

Tang Jifeng, Zou Likai, Li Xinchun

OFDI speed affects the benefits and risks of firm internationalization, which poses a significant challenge for strategic decision-makers. Currently, there is still no consensus on whether...

First published at: Feb 20, 2026

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20251204.102

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 48, Issue 02, pp. 23 - 44

SPECIAL TOPIC | F270

The Impact of Family Ownership on Firm Ambidextrous Innovation: Based on the Resource Orchestration Theory

Hu Min, Dou Junsheng

This paper focuses on the ambidextrous innovation strategy of family firms in the context of new quality productive forces. Based on the resource orchestration theory, this paper explores ...

First published at: Feb 20, 2026

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20250321.101

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 48, Issue 02, pp. 3 - 22

INNOVATION RESEARCH | F270

Crossing the Family Boundary: Cross-family Ties of Leadership Teams in Family Firms and Business Model Innovation

Song Shuai, Han Wei, Zhou Lixin

Business model innovation is a crucial source of long-term competitive advantages for family firms. However, existing research still lacks in-depth exploration of business model innovation...

First published at: Dec 20, 2025

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20250826.401

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 47, Issue 12, pp. 79 - 96

SPECIAL TOPIC | F270

What Type of Corporate Governance Promotes New Quality Productive Forces in Family Firms: A Configurational Analysis under the Mediation of R&D Alliances

Chen Yuan, He Xiaogang

Developing new quality productive forces is essential for high-quality development, making their cultivation in family firms a significant research focus. Based on the data from family fir...

First published at: Dec 20, 2025

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20241213.102

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 47, Issue 12, pp. 59 - 78

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | F270

From Short-term Survival to Long-term Development: A Review and Prospects of Organizational Resilience of Family Businesses

Liang Qiang, Zhang Jiamei, Xu Yuanrui

Strong organizational resilience can help enterprises cope with emerging opportunities and challenges in a complex environment. Previous studies have verified that family businesses are mo...

First published at: Sep 20, 2025

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20231106.101

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 47, Issue 09, pp. 120 - 136

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Business cannot Thrive without Trust: Intergenerational Succession and Tax Avoidance of Family Businesses

Chen Gang, Xu Ting

Family businesses constitute a vital component of China’s economy and serve as a driving force for economic growth and structural transformation. In recent years, as the first-generation ...

First published at: Mar 03, 2025

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20250225.203

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 51, Issue 03, pp. 154 - 168