<i>Fruiturisme</i>
            : The Boost of Fruit Tourism in Catalan Rural Areas

Crespi‐Vallbona, Montserrat; Plana-Farran, Manel

doi:10.1080/21568316.2022.2122072

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“…This helps them to be ready to adapt when adversity actually hits. Focusing on the strategic renewal capacity, several studies scrutinized the time before a discontinuous event and analyzed family firms’ processes aiming to reduce firm vulnerability and/or increase its ability to respond to disruptions (Crespi-Vallbona & Plana-Farran, 2022; Demmer et al, 2011; Doeksen & Symes, 2015). Further studies found that family businesses used proactive strategies to increase resilience: By seizing market opportunities, they changed and/or innovated before adversity occurred and thus reduced risks and were prepared for future adverse events (e.g., González & Pérez-Uribe, 2021; Lin & Wen, 2021).…”

Section: Unveiling the Distinctive Dimensions Of Family Business Resi...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Resilience in Family Businesses: A Systematic Literature Review

Yilmaz,

Raetze,

Groote

et al. 2024

Family Business Review

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Resilience attracts increasing attention across scientific domains, particularly in the context of family businesses, for which the ability to navigate adversity is pivotal for transgenerational success. This systematic literature review investigates 87 publications on organizational resilience in family businesses. Our analysis highlights four distinctive themes of family business resilience: (1) defining family business resilience, (2) long-term orientation and family values, (3) resource and capability endowments, and (4) demonstration of resilience and learning. We contribute to family business research by providing a novel framework and integrated definition, accompanied by a future research agenda.

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Section: Unveiling the Distinctive Dimensions Of Family Business Resi...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Resilience in Family Businesses: A Systematic Literature Review

Yilmaz,

Raetze,

Groote

et al. 2024

Family Business Review

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Citizen Resistance in Touristified Neighborhoods. A Post-pandemic Analysis

Crespi‐Vallbona

Villanueva

2023

The Urban Book Series

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Food shining amid nature: marketing potatoes in the Prades mountains (Catalonia, Spain)

Crespi-Vallbona,

Fusté-Forné,

Noguer-Juncà

2024

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PurposeWhile gastronomy has become a major tourist attraction for rural territories, its study in protected areas remains underexplored. These places use their cultural and natural heritage and landscape, as well as their local identity, to charm visitors. Gastronomy plays a key role in this, and restaurants do their best to promote local food products. The aim of this article is to use a qualitative and case study approach to analyze the marketing and touristic impact of Prades potatoes (“Patata de Prades”), which are certified with a Protected Geographical Indication.Design/methodology/approachA total of 16 semi-structured interviews with restaurateurs (11) and producers (4) and the manager of the local cooperative (1) are the basis for examining the importance of this potato as a form of tourist attraction, its commercialization processes and the role it plays in the development of this protected rural region of Catalonia, in the north-east of Spain.FindingsThe results show that despite the great success of restaurants and food-based tourism with regard to Prades potatoes, the sustainability and future of this starchy vegetable are not guaranteed due to the scarcity of production, as it is a seasonal commodity and there is a lack of generational replacement in farming.Originality/valueFood tourism that relies on local produce represents a “green” model for community development, but a specific public program is required to support the agricultural sector in the isolated areas to prevent the disappearance of this economic sector.

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Fruiturisme : The Boost of Fruit Tourism in Catalan Rural Areas

Cited by 4 publications

References 55 publications

Resilience in Family Businesses: A Systematic Literature Review

Resilience in Family Businesses: A Systematic Literature Review

Citizen Resistance in Touristified Neighborhoods. A Post-pandemic Analysis

Food shining amid nature: marketing potatoes in the Prades mountains (Catalonia, Spain)

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