Examining Cross-cultural Validity of the Socio-emotional Wealth (SEW) Construct: Case of Moroccan Family Firms

• Autorzy: Khalis Mohammed , Hind Hourmatallah

Warianty tytułu

Badanie międzykulturowej trafności konstruktu bogactwa społeczno-emocjonalnego (SEW): marokańskie firmy rodzinne

• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

The concept of socio-emotional wealth (SEW) is gaining popularity among the scientific community as the potential dominant paradigm in the family business domain. However this ''new homegrown'' theoretical approach still holds several ambiguities that need addressing, for instance, the absence of clear consensual measures, uncertainty regarding the cross-cultural validity of the SEW perspective, and so forth. Nevertheless, this paper represents multiple case study research that seeks to verify the validity of the SEW approach in the context of Morocco. The results obtained reflect various contextual particularities that will contribute to the improvement and the advancement of the socio-emotional wealth paradigm. (original abstract)

Koncepcja bogactwa społeczno-emocjonalnego (SEW) zyskuje coraz większą popularność w środowisku naukowym jako potencjalny dominujący paradygmat w dziedzinie biznesu rodzinnego. Jednak to "nowe, rodzime" podejście teoretyczne nadal zawiera kilka niejasności, którymi należy się zająć, na przykład: brak jasnych, konsensualnych miar, niepewność co do międzykulturowej ważności perspektywy SEW i tak dalej. Niemniej jednak, niniejszy artykuł reprezentuje wiele badań opartych na studium przypadku, które mają na celu zweryfikowanie ważności podejścia SEW w kontekście Maroka, a uzyskane wyniki odzwierciedlają różne cechy kontekstowe, które przyczynią się do poprawy i rozwoju paradygmatu bogactwa społecznoemocjonalnego. (abstrakt oryginalny)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Family-owned business; Intercultural research

PL

Przedsiębiorstwo rodzinne; Badania międzykulturowe

• Czasopismo: Myśl Ekonomiczna i Polityczna
• Rocznik: 2021
• Numer: nr 1 (71)
• Strony: 100--123

Twórcy

autor

Khalis Mohammed

• Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco

autor

Hind Hourmatallah

• Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco

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DOI

10.26399/meip.1(71).2021.05/k.mohammed/h.hourmatallah