Religion in Family Firms: A Socioemotional Wealth Perspective on Top-Level Executives with Perceived Religiosity

Abstract The extent and mechanisms through which religion intertwines with decision-making processes in family firms remain inadequately understood. Family firm owners, driven by their commitment to ethical business practices and the safeguarding of their socioemotional wealth, actively seek cues to…

Family and religion in flux: Relationship complexity, type of religiosity, and race/ethnicity

Abstract Objective This study examines the links between family formation, relationship history, and multiple types of religiosity in early–middle adulthood, as well as racial/ethnic heterogeneity of these associations. Background Family and religion have long been recognized as linked institutions. However,…