A systematic review of family business and consumer behaviour

The way we live, the way we travel: generation Z and sustainable consumption in food tourism experiences

“…Further research could also analyse ethical consumption in relation to other products, such as clothing (Chaturvedi et al. , 2020), and the role of family businesses on consumer behavior (Bargoni et al ., 2023). In this sense, future studies could also develop comparative analyses between generations, and between people with different cultural backgrounds, which would lead to the planning and development of more personalised food tourism experiences that are ethical, conscious and transformative.…”

“…Further research should explore the food tourism management and marketing strategies of destinations, at local, regional and national levels, in order to analyse their food tourism competitiveness (Knollenberg et al, 2021), especially in relation to travellers with specific dietary needs and explore further the reasons why Generation Z individuals change their more permanent pro-environmental eating behaviours to provisionalless worrying from an environmental perspectivefood consumption experiences when travelling. Further research could also analyse ethical consumption in relation to other products, such as clothing (Chaturvedi et al, 2020), and the role of family businesses on consumer behavior (Bargoni et al, 2023). In this sense, future studies could also develop comparative analyses between generations, and between people with different cultural backgrounds, which would lead to the planning and development of more personalised food tourism experiences that are ethical, conscious and transformative.…”

Beggars can't be choosers: factors influencing intention to purchase organic food in pandemic with the moderating role of perceived barriers

“…Consumer behavior is normally predicted through TPB and this is the most fitted theory to measure consumers intentions and behavior (Secinaro et al, 2022). Consumer behavior is a significant topic and researchers paid much attention to it (Bargoni et al, 2023). Moreover, TPB is used due to its efficacy in measuring customer's IPOF (Sultan et al, 2020).…”

Guest editorial: Cultivating a broader paradigm to understand family business brands and the branding process

“…On the same token, family business brands communicate the family nature of these firms, which leads to associations and expectations that differentiate these firms from competitors in their market. Theoretical, empirical and ample anecdotal evidence supports the assumption that promoting the firm's family nature as a building block of the organizational brand identity can offer important benefits (Bargoni et al, 2023a;Beliaeva et al, 2022;Binz et al, 2013;Deephouse and Jaskiewicz, 2013;Sageder et al, 2018;Zellweger et al, 2012). Scholars have been particularly interested in understanding how family involvement in a business makes a brand different, how family firms make choices about their brand and how consumers perceive family business brands (Andreini et al, 2020;Beck, 2016;Binz Astrachan et al, 2018;Sageder et al, 2018).…”