Journal of Business Research

The JBR Co-EICs, Dipayan Biswas and Mirella Kleijnen, and Senior Editors Amit Bhatnagar, Mariano (Pitòsh) Heyden, Lucia Naldi, Nikolaos (Nick) Panagopoulos, Ted Paterson, and Stacey Gossett Robinson selected the 2023 Editor’s Choice Articles. Complimentary access for six months is provided by Elsevier for all articles on the list. Over the next few weeks, each selected article will be featured on social media with links directly to the article The full list of articles is available at https://bit.ly/3LwRUfG. #JBR #JournalofBusinessResearch #Elesevier

Happy to share that after success of last two years' international workshop on Research Writing and Publishing, this year we are launching the RWP workshop with theme - Experimental Research at Central University of Haryana, Mahendergarh, India in Online Mode from 9th to 13 December 2024. 6 editors of FT 50; 1 ABDC A* ABS Level 4, 1 ABDC A will converge together to teach us "How to Conduct Experimental Research" in this year's workshop. Here is the list: 1. Prof Amitava Chattopadhyay, Associate Editor, Journal of Marketing 2. Prof Dipayan Biswas, Editor in Chief, Journal of Business Research 3. Prof Jacob (Yanco) Goldenberg, Co-Editor (In Coming), Journal of Consumer Research 4. Prof Kapil Tuli, Co-Editor, Journal of Marketing Research 5. Prof Rajesh Bagchi, Co-Editor, Journal of Consumer Psychology 6. Prof Sara Kim, Associate Editor, IJRM - International Journal of Research in Marketing 7. Prof Dejun "Tony" Kong, Associate Editor, Journal of Management 8. Prof Zachary Estes, Associate Editor, Journal of Consumer Psychology You all are welcome to be part of this learning extravaganza. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/dVSzV4pW

Ever wondered how the timing and type of learning experiences can ignite entrepreneurial passion? ?? ?? ? In a recent study published in the Journal of Business Research, Jonas Gabrielsson, Nataliya Galan, and I explore how direct and vicarious learning experiences foster high entrepreneurial passion among graduates from venture creation programs. Using fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA), we identified conditions common among graduates with different learning pathways. Our research underscores the importance of timing, showing how experiences before, during and after education contribute to high entrepreneurial passion. Moreover, it shows that both types of learning experiences are interdependent in developing high passion. ? The study offers actionable insights for educators aiming to design more effective entrepreneurship programs and for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to maximize their passion through targeted learning experiences. For researchers, it offers new insights into the emotional drivers of entrepreneurial passion and the role of experiential learning over time. ? Dive into the full article to discover the pathways that foster entrepreneurial passion: https://lnkd.in/dhS68Guh #entrepreneurialpassion #entrepreneurship #education #research #experientiallearning #fsQCA #venturecreationprograms #learning

Happy to share our article co-authored with María Belén Marín Carrillo, Cristina Segovia-López and Eduardo Terán-Yépez, entitled "Bibliometric articles in business and management_Factors affecting Production and scholarly impact", just published in the Journal of Business Research. Using an evolutionary approach, we analyse different debates around the theoretical contribution of bibliometric articles in business and management, estimating their diffusion and concentration patterns from a database of 835 articles. We also model how the main drivers of article production affect the impact of bibliometric business. Finally, we provide some implications for different stakeholders, and recommendations for effective bibliometric analyses and theory building. Many thanks to my co-authors, editors and reviewers. https://lnkd.in/d3JPe-5T #UAL #Bibliometrics #Citation analysis #Collaborative cosmopolitanism #Knowledge production #Scholarly impact #Theory building

Special Issue Evaluation Criteria: All special issue proposals will be evaluated on the following criteria: Relevance and Timeliness of Topic: Preference will be given to topics that are timely and emerging in nature. Potential Impact: Topics with broader appeal and the potential to have a higher impact will get higher preference. Credibility of Guest Editor Team: The Guest Editor (GE) team needs to have a highly credible track record of research and publication in the proposed topic area as well as editorial experience. Emphasis will also be placed on the integrity and overall reputation of the GE team as well as and the diversity of this team as a way to invite a wider set of voices and perspectives to the special issue topic. Size of the Guest Editor Team: The Guest Editor (GE) team should be no more than four members. For the full guidelines, visit https://bit.ly/3T0OaHS #JBR #JournalofBusinessResearch

Happy to share our latest #research article (with Asimabha Bhowmick and Somnath Lahiri) in the area of #Indian #familybusiness #strategy "Family ownership and internationalization of family firms: An S-curve hypothesis," published in the Journal of Business Research (Impact Factor: 10.5) and is available for free download: https://lnkd.in/gdiVpWsR Here is the abstract of the article: Despite the proliferation of scholarship on family firms the relationship between family ownership and internationalization is far from clear. Drawing on the mixed gamble logic and restricted versus extended socioemotional wealth (SEW) priority of family firms we propose an S-curve relationship. We hypothesize that internationalization decreases at a low level of family ownership, increases at a moderate level of family ownership, and decreases again at a high level of family ownership. This S-shaped relationship is the outcome of family owners’ assessment of different gains and losses associated with internationalization (mixed gamble) and their subsequent decision to support or oppose internationalization. Our analyses of 200 Indian firms from 2006 to 2020 time-period support our predictions and demonstrate that the inflection points in the S-curve appear at family ownership levels of 52% and 76%. #family #familybusiness #internationalbusiness #internationalization #foreigndirectinvestment #ownership #strategy #familyfirms #familyoffices #fambiz

Happy to share our latest #research article (with Asimabha Bhowmick and Somnath Lahiri) in the area of #Indian #familybusiness #strategy "Family ownership and internationalization of family firms: An S-curve hypothesis," published in the Journal of Business Research (Impact Factor: 10.5) and is available for free download: https://lnkd.in/gdiVpWsR Here is the abstract of the article: Despite the proliferation of scholarship on family firms the relationship between family ownership and internationalization is far from clear. Drawing on the mixed gamble logic and restricted versus extended socioemotional wealth (SEW) priority of family firms we propose an S-curve relationship. We hypothesize that internationalization decreases at a low level of family ownership, increases at a moderate level of family ownership, and decreases again at a high level of family ownership. This S-shaped relationship is the outcome of family owners’ assessment of different gains and losses associated with internationalization (mixed gamble) and their subsequent decision to support or oppose internationalization. Our analyses of 200 Indian firms from 2006 to 2020 time-period support our predictions and demonstrate that the inflection points in the S-curve appear at family ownership levels of 52% and 76%. #family #familybusiness #internationalbusiness #internationalization #foreigndirectinvestment #ownership #strategy #familyfirms #familyoffices #fambiz

The September Issue, Volume 182, has 48 articles, and 22 are Open Access. This issue contains articles in the following tracks: ? Advertising and Marketing Communications ? Big Data and Business Analytics ? Consumer Behavior & Well-Being ? Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics ? Entrepreneurship ? Innovation & Technology ? Interactive Marketing & Social Media ? International Business ? Marketing ? Organizational Behavior and HRM ? Retailing and Multichannel Management ? Service Research ? Strategic Management ? Special Issue Papers The full Table of Contents is available at https://bit.ly/3XyEHtu #JBR #JournalofBusinessResearch #OpenAccess

We just had an ‘Apetizer’ meeting for researchers considering submitting a paper to the special issue of Journal of Business Research on "Must-have or nice-to-have? Using Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA) to advance strategy, innovation, and entrepreneurship research" (editors Stefan Breet, Patrycja Klimas, Ricarda B. Bouncken, and myself). We clarified the importance of necessity theorizing and other topics when preparing your paper. Thanks Patrycja for chairing the session! The submission window is October 1, 2024 to January 31, 2025. Please join us for the next online paper development workshop on November 20, 2024, where we help you to develop a high-quality NCA paper.? https://lnkd.in/eMxekQNn Academy of Management, EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT, Necessary Condition Analysis, MethodsNET, SmartPLS, The Strategic Management Society

Delighted to share my new publication in the Journal of Business Research. Here are the highlights : ?Firms respond to increased public perception of their corporate social irresponsibility (CSI) by paying higher dividends. ?This result holds for various payout measures and is robust to endogeneity concerns. ?Firms pay higher dividends to signal favorable private information and are rewarded with higher market valuation. ?Signaling firms subsequently experience a faster decrease in the perception of their CSI. ?They also benefit from a lower cost of debt and higher sales growth. ?The incentive to signal is stronger for high-growth firms that require more external financing. Thanks to my co-authors and former colleagues at UTS Business School for the hard work ! https://lnkd.in/dDKHEPK4