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Diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in family firms: a review of the literature
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Diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in family firms: a review of the literature

Valentina Minutiello, Isabel María García-Sánchez and Patrizia Tettamanzi
Diversity and equity in accounting, pp.49-64
SIDREA Series in Accounting and Business Administration, Springer Nature
2025

Abstract

Diversity Equity Family businesses Family firms Inclusion Literature review
The chapter aims to provide a comprehensive view of current practices on diversity, equity, and inclusion in family firms and tries to develop some suggestions for future research to improve the awareness of the importance of these virtuous practices. A systematic literature review is conducted on the Scopus database. The final sample is subject to an analysis process devoted to identifying the main authors that contributed to the research field development and the main journals for publication number and is clustered considering the emergent topics. Findings show the main clusters present in the research area on diversity, inclusion, and equality in family firms and identify the most recent trends, to depict the evolution of academics’ interest over time. Finally, for each cluster, possible avenues for future research are proposed. Among the implications of the study, it allows identifying the main gaps in previous literature through the definition of an agenda useful for scholars to develop new studies in this research area. Instead, from a practical perspective, it could be a useful starting point for increasing the awareness by family firms on the relevance of these practices and improving the adoption of diversity and inclusion policies in their daily operations.
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