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The antecedents of family firms’ resilience to crisis in hospitality and tourism 1 1 Introduction 1 2 Theoretical framework and hypotheses 2 2.1 Family firms’ priorities and resilience during the covid pandemic 2 2.2 Intangible forces: organizational psychological capital and family firm image 2 2.3 Strategic capability and action: resilience capability and risk taking 3 2.4 Hypotheses development 3 3 Methods 4 3.1 Sample 4 3.2 Dependent variable 4 3.3 Independent variables 4 3.4 Mediators 4 3.5 Control variables 4 3.6 Empirical results 5 3.7 Robustness tests 6 4 Discussion 7 4.1 Theoretical contributions and implications 8 4.2 Practical implications 9 4.3 Policy implications 9 4.4 Limitations and future research opportunities 9 5 Conclusion 10 Declaration of Competing Interest 10 References 10
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