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Family SMEs as enablers or barriers to climate neutrality: A multi-level perspective on transformational management.
Family firms are the dominant ownership form among European SMEs, and socioemotional wealth theory predicts their environmental behaviour in opposing directions: long-term orientation favours stewardship, capital-commitment aversion favours retrenchment. Because firm-level ownership data linked to e
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