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    Why Do Women Make a Better Table? Examining the Influence of Women Directors on Family Firms Corporate Social Performance

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    Date
    10/09/2018
    Author(s)
    Cristina Cruz, Rachida Justo, Lucia Garcés-Galdeano y Martín Larraza-Kintana ​
    Organization
    Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 43 (2): 282-301
    Publication
    Sage Journals. It will open in a new tabSage Journals
    Publication Type
    Academic Research

    This article examines the influence of women managers on the corporate social performance of listed family businesses. Our results show that the increase in CSR associated with the presence of women on the family business board is mainly due to the presence of independent  nonfamily women directors as well as to the presence of family women directors that are also executives in the firm.

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