Tensie Steijvers

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Hasselt University

Belgium

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Professor Tensie Steijvers is a full professor at Hasselt University in Belgium. Her research focuses on family firms, strategic leadership, and decision-making processes, reflected in her recent articles examining topics such as bank financing, trade credit intention, and the role of CEO's religiosity in tax behavior. She also explores the dynamics between family businesses and their external advisors, as well as aspects of corporate social responsibility and succession planning in family firms.

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Board–TMT task conflict: The impact on shared strategic vision and moderating effect of shared leadership

What drives bank financing in family firms? A systematic review and research agenda

Disentangling the Intention to Use Trade Credit in Family SMEs: The Influence of Knowledge and Signals

The evolution of the trust relationship between the family and its external advisors throughout generations: A family business perspective

The impact of the CEO's Islamic religiosity on tax aggressive behavior in family firms

Financing decisions in private family firms: a family firm pecking order

Staging or real commitment? CEO reputation management as a moderator of the influence of firm size on corporate social responsibility performance and controversies

Top management team and board of directors as the strategic leadership system: The effect of behavioral integration on strategic decision-making quality

Performance below and above aspirations as an antecedent of succession planning in family firms: A socio-emotional wealth mixed gamble approach

Board of directors and earnings management: conventional and Islamic banks

Auditing private firms in a civil law context: an exploratory analysis of the impact on form and substance quality

Entrepreneurial intention-action gap in family firms: bifurcation bias and the board of directors as an economizing mechanism

The Influence of the CEO on Auditor Choice in Private Firms: An Interplay of Willingness and Ability

Long-Term Orientation as a Resource for Entrepreneurial Orientation in Private Family Firms: The Need for Participative Decision Making

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Andreas Dutzi

Jelle Schepers

Nadine Lybaert

Pieter Vandekerkhof

Maarten Corten

Mieke Jans

Wim Voordeckers

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