Journal of Family Business and Management Studies

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Journal of Family Business and Management Studies

Journal of Family Business and Management Studies (FBMS) (Formerly named, UTCC International Journal

The journal covers all aspects of business, economics, and accountancy including, but not limited to, the topics and areas listed below:

Family Business Management
Organizational Behavior & Theory
Global Business
Marketing Theory and Applications
Finance & Investment
Production/Operations Management
Business & Economics Education
Strategic Management
Technology & Innovation
Labor Relations & Huma

n Resource Management
Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Hospitality and Tourism
General Business Research
Management Information Systems
Business Law
Accounting
Economics
Public Responsibility and Ethics
Public Administration
Research Methodologies
Case Studies

15/09/2025

How the Peer Review Process Works:
1. Pre-Check: After submission, the editor-in-chief reviews the manuscript against basic criteria.
2. Peer Review: Manuscripts undergo triple-blind peer review by independent experts. Decisions may be accept, minor/major revision, or reject. Revisions are re-reviewed if necessary. Feedback is usually provided within 4 weeks.
3. Final Submission: After acceptance, authors submit the final version (Word for text, Excel for tables). The editor-in-chief proofs and approves the manuscript, after which it is scheduled for publication and an acceptance letter is issued.

14/09/2025

📈 We are now in the final stage of our call for papers. The submission portal will close on 20 September 2025 for Vol. 18, No. 1 – June 2026. Don’t miss the opportunity to share your research with our academic community.
—no submission or processing fees. Contribute to advancing research in family business and management.” 📩 [email protected]

10/09/2025

Teaching quality matters—especially in Mandarin courses. Our study reveals that curriculum design, interactive methods, intercultural content, and technology use are key drivers of parent satisfaction in Bangkok’s international schools.”
🔐💡Keywords: students’ learning outcome, parents’ satisfaction, curriculum design, interactive teaching, integrating intercultural content, internet technology education, international schools Bangkok
📑 How to Cite: Bolin Fu (2025). Investigating the Relationship Between Parents’ Satisfaction and Teaching Quality in Mandarin Courses of International Schools, Bangkok. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 187-214.

05/09/2025

💡Final call for early bird submissions to the Journal of Family Business and Management Studies (FBMS), Vol. 18, No. 1 – June 2026.
📈Submit your manuscript by September 20 to be considered—no submission or processing fees. Contribute to advancing research in family business and management.”
📩 [email protected]

04/09/2025

New research highlights the strategic value of co-creation in mass personalization. Customer involvement in product design significantly enhances satisfaction and purchase intent—key insights for marketers and product developers.
🔐💡Keywords: Mass Personalization, Co-creation, Customer Satisfaction
📑 How to Cite: Charoonpan Siriwetchadarak, Kittipong Sakornsathein, Theerakorn Udomratanamanee and Sarun Limsawaddiwong (2025). Comprehensive Analysis of the Co-Creation Effects in Mass Personalization Products. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 169-186.

03/09/2025

We would like to inform you that our journal is indexed in Google Scholar. This will help your research reach a wider audience and potentially increase citations.

29/08/2025

In today’s competitive skincare market, brand experience is no longer just about the first impression — it can determine whether customers return or walk away. Our latest research goes beyond the surface, exploring how brand experience influences repurchase intention in the Thai skincare industry, and uncovering the hidden roles of mediation and moderation that shape customer loyalty. Curious to know what really makes buyers come back?
🔐💡Keywords: Brand Experience, Repurchase Intention, Brand Love, Social Identity, Reference Group

📑 How to Cite: Sumeth Ngamcharoen, Rawida Wiriyakitjar, Piraphong Foosiri and Chanatip Lekhskul(2025). The Impact of Brand Experience on Repurchase Intention: Exploring the Roles of Mediation and Moderation in Thai Skin Care Market. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 145-168.

23/08/2025

Discover what truly drives Thai adolescents to act for the environment! This article, “Factors Affecting Thai Adolescents’ Pro-Environment Behaviors: Empirical Evidence from Samut Sakhon Province,” explores how environmental concern, beliefs, and even family influence shape youth’s green behaviors in Thailand—offering rare, data-driven insights from one of the region's most heavily industrialized areas. The findings reveal not just meaningful trends, but practical implications for educators, marketers, and policymakers alike. Perfect for anyone interested in youth engagement, sustainability, and behavioral change.
🔐💡Keywords: Pro-environmental behavior, Environmental attitudes, Environmental concerns, Environmental knowledge, Thai Adolescents, Parents

📑 How to Cite: Pitsamorn Kilenthong(2025). Factors Affecting Thai Adolescents’ Pro-Environment Behaviors: Empirical Evidence from Samut Sakhon Province. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 123-144.

13/08/2025

Can loyal deviance drive innovation?
This study explores how transformational and empowering leadership styles influence bootlegging innovation and overall innovation performance in high-tech firms.
📊 Findings show bootlegging innovation acts as a powerful mediator—turning hidden creativity into measurable success.
Keywords: Transformational leadership, Empowering leadership, Bootlegging innovation, Innovation performance, Structural equation model
🔗 Explore full article & download for free https://www.fbmsjournal.com/volume-17-no-2-july-december-2025/

📑 How to Cite: Qijiang Zhou and Li Li (2025). Leadership Styles, Bootlegging Innovation, and Innovation Performance of Knowledge Workers: A Structural Equation Model Analysis. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 103-122.

08/08/2025

📘 How does fairness and learning drive knowledge sharing among professors?
🔍 Insights from 1,124 faculty members in China
🏫 Study Focus:
Investigates how organizational justice (OJ) and professional learning (PL) affect knowledge sharing (KS) among college professors.
📊 Methodology:
Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) based on survey data from 1,124 professors across 26 public universities in Guangxi, China.
💡 Key Findings: OJ and PL both positively influence KS, PL acts as a partial mediator between OJ and KS.
Among PL dimensions:
✅ Experimental Innovation (EI) and New Knowledge Acquisition (NA) → positively impact KS
❌ Conclusion Reflection (CR) → no significant effect
🎯 Implications: Emphasizes the multidimensional nature of professional learning
Suggests that organizational fairness and targeted learning strategies can enhance knowledge sharing in academic institutions
Keywords: Knowledge sharing (KB), Professional learning (PL), Organizational justice (OJ), Conclusion reflection (CR), Experimental innovation (EI)，New knowledge acquisition (NA), college professors.
🔗 Explore full article & download for free https://www.fbmsjournal.com/volume-17-no-2-july-december-2025/

📑 How to Cite: Donghong Zheng and Saengdow Prasittisuk (2025). Relationship of Organizational Justice with Knowledge Sharing: Mediating Effect of Professional Learning. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 77-102.

03/08/2025

What makes users truly satisfied with e-banking? 💻💳
A new study from Chiang Mai dives into user experience, service quality, and what really builds trust in digital banking.
🔐💡 From cost to convenience—find out what matters most.
Keywords: Electronic Banking, Service Quality, User Experience.
🔗 Explore full article & download for free https://www.fbmsjournal.com/volume-17-no-2-july-december-2025/

📑 How to Cite: Seung Hwan Kang and Jira Yammeesri (2025). Exploring the Relationship between E-Banking Service Quality and User Experience. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 57-76.

30/07/2025

✨ How do fear and social norms shape the way people buy protective gear during a pandemic? This study uncovers the psychological and behavioral drivers behind PPE purchases in Wuhan, China.
🧠 What drives PPE purchases during a pandemic?
Keywords: Consumer Attitudes, Functional Attributes, Social Attributes, Subjective Norms, Perceived Behavioral Control, Fear Appeal, Purchase Intention and Personal Protective Equipment product.
🔗 Explore full article & download for free https://www.fbmsjournal.com/volume-17-no-2-july-december-2025/

📑 How to Cite: Napawan Kananurak, Yuyang Song-Sophia and Thanoot iam-aram(2025). Factors Affecting the Purchase Intention of Personal Protection Equipment Products in the COVID-19 Pandemic Era. Journal of Family Business and Management Studies, Volume 17 No.2, 43-56.

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