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Title Network science and sustainable performance of family businesses in tourism
ID_Doc 78069
Authors Baggio, R; Valeri, M
Title Network science and sustainable performance of family businesses in tourism
Year 2022
Published Journal Of Family Business Management, 12, 2
DOI 10.1108/JFBM-06-2020-0048
Abstract Purpose There is a little appreciation for the role network science can play in sustainable tourism, and it is not quite clear to what extent generic models from the tourism network analysis literature are applicable. In the international management literature, then, few significant studies exist that deal with the effects of network structures on the sustainable performance of tourism family businesses. This research analyzes these issues and discusses the state of the art of this area. Design/methodology/approach Based on a scrutiny of the literature conducted on research papers published in the last twenty years, this analysis focuses on the relation between network analysis methods and sustainable performance within the tourism family business domain. The paper uses a limited set of keywords, restricting the selection to tourism and hospitality works on sustainability. A qualitative content analysis is performed. Findings The results suggest a critical reflection on how the methods of network science can be profitably and advantageously used for supporting a sustainable performance of family businesses in tourism. Originality/value The paper contains a critical consideration on the potential drivers and drawbacks of the relationship between sustainability and networking in tourism and highlights some managerial implications. The analysis closes with some suggestions and indications for future research work.
Author Keywords Network science; Network analysis; Quantitative methods; Sustainable tourism performance; Family business
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
EID WOS:000590715900001
WoS Category Management
Research Area Business & Economics
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