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Wine Spectator Learning Center Recognized by Sichel Family Foundation

Rohnert Park, CA - The Wine Business Institute (WBI) in the School of Business and Economics (SBE) at Sonoma State University (SSU) announced support for the newly opened Wine Spectator Learning Center in the form of a $100,000 contribution from the Sichel Family Foundation

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Charles Krug Winery Scholarship Fund Announced in Honor of Peter Mondavi, Sr.

Rohnert Park, CA - The Wine Business Institute at Sonoma State University today announced the Peter Mondavi, Sr.

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Research Study Examines Public Perception of California's Wine-Producing Regions

ROHNERT PARK, California - The Wine Business Institute (WBI) at Sonoma State University (SSU) today announced preliminary results of a study designed to examine Californians' perceptions of the wine industry and its impact on quality of life in five of the state's wine-produ

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Ron Rubin Makes Contribution to Sonoma State's Wine Spectator Learning Center

Rohnert Park, CA - Ron Rubin, of The Rubin Family of Wines, is honored to have committed a gift to the Wine Spectator Learning Center, the future home of the Wine Business Institute at Sonoma State University.  The generous gift, one of the largest gifts in the campaign, will be

Exploring key service quality dimensions at a winery from an emerging market’s perspective

Publication: British Food Journal

Publication Date: September 21, 2016

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Strategic networks of discovery and creation entrepreneurs

Publication: European Management Journal

Publication Date: April 2017

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How future managers view societal culture: a comparison across seven CEE countries

Publication: Journal for East European Management Studies

Publication Date: April 2013

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Corporate Social Performance in Family Firms: A Meta-Analysis
The overall relationship between family firms and CSP is positive. The relationship between family firms and CSP is positive for private family firms but is negative for public family firms. The relationship between family firms and CSP is positive when family involvement includes both family ownership and management as opposed to only family ownership or family management. Private family firms care more and public family firms care less about the community, environment, and employees than private and public nonfamily firms. The relationship between family firms and CSP is stronger in institutional environments with weak labor and corporate governance regulatory frameworks. 8.3.4
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Tariff and exchange rate pass-through for Chinese exports: A firm-level analysis across customs regimes

Publication: China Economic Review

Publication Date: September 1, 2017

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Profiling the high frequency wine consumer by price segmentation in the US market

Publication: Wine Economics and Policy Journal

Publication Date: June 2015