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Legacy under threat: CEO entrenchment, power and governance dynamics in family firms
This article examines whether CEO entrenchment and the accumulation of power negatively impact long-term social legacybuilding practices. Utilizing data from 2,637 firms across 80 countries, we find that power-motivated CEOs undermine both the practice and continuity of these social initiatives. How
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