... to serve in a sustained manner has forced multinational organizations to tap into new talent pools ( Doherty, 2013 ; Gunz & Peiperl, 2007 ; Guthridge et al., 2008 ). Introduction Expatriate international self-initiative adjustment embeddedness retention Abstract In this chapter, the authors...

..., a reconfiguration of the scope and impact of how sellers, buyers, and other actors interact within and upon digitally mediated retail drug markets and, on the other hand, continuing trends in the embeddedness of market structures in cultural, economic, political, and legal realms. We develop conceptual ideas...

...Abstract This research explores how subsidiary embeddedness in different networks, both internal and external to the firm, contributes to the innovation of the service multinational corporation (MNC). Specifically, the authors analyze the different effects of networks on MNC’s subsidiaries...

... play a vital role in its success and impact the whole system. Family business entrepreneurship entrepreneurial ecosystem regional development context embeddedness Introduction The close relationship between entrepreneurship and family business (FB) is well documented ( Aldrich et al., 2021...

..., services, and ideas. Embeddedness value price novelty auctions economic sociology organization theory strategy and entrepreneurship social construction of markets Introduction Research examining the emergence, evaluation, and legitimization of products, services, and ideas highlights...

... income (Đeri, Armenski, Jovanović, & Dragin, 2014). Place-based approach in (rural) tourism microentrepreneurship majorly corresponds with the characteristics of the microentrepreneurs' embeddedness. By embeddedness, we mean “the nature, depth, and extent of an individual's ties into the environment...

... to the role of social embeddedness in enabling acceptance as a leader but at the same time inhibiting the ability to lead change as follows, First, is the notion of “distinction” that divides the world into inside and outside where the outside is simply expressed as the absence of the distinction...

...) and large innovative (organised R&D) firms, which complement each other in changing the economy ( Nicholas, 2014 ). Sociology and institutional economics have acknowledged various levels of embeddedness in which economic activities operate. These include the cultural or informal institutions which...

... interpretations into the decisions made by actors are equally rare ( Amoako & Matlay, 2015 ; Omeihe, 2019 ). Since this study draws on embeddedness theory, it is concerned with the activities of social actors with specific contexts. Hence, we are sceptical in accepting that advances in quantitative methods...

... the effects of ISO 14001 and EMAS (Eco-Management and Auditing Scheme) certification as well as temporal experience with EMS implementation on organizational activities outside the scope of EMS, while taking into account embeddedness and interaction effects. The analysis reveals heterogeneous effects...

... from preschool to 9th grade. Research Setting In order to understand digitalization in schools, we use the concept of technological embeddedness, while considering the entire integration process. The unique context that a school organization provides is central in the study, and the institutionalized...

...How Technological Embeddedness Shapes Inter-organizational Collaboration Processes Next, we will analyze the impact of technological embeddedness on inter-organizational collaboration. Conceiving the collaboration processes as patterned temporal sequences ( Howard-Grenville & Rerup, 2017...

... life. The problem with the notion of embeddedness is that it presumes the separateness of the economy and the rest of society, also when applied to traditional societies. A separate economy sphere with some autonomy, however, emerged only gradually. Hence, when analyzing traditional societies, it makes...

...Abstract This chapter is a brief review of some of the research themes of the past two decades on entrepreneurs, networks, and economic development. It begins with embeddedness and the heterogeneity of networks. Next, the chapter turns to a new concept that has emerged during the past decade...

... be seen as a sociocultural construct that is embedded in multiple social networks – such as collaboration or mobility networks – as well as semantic networks, i.e., all the cultural elements with which it is associated. We propose that the cultural embeddedness approach to markets should be seen...

..., and a payments mechanism; capital markets provide a setting for demanders and suppliers of long-term funds to get together and satisfy their needs and desires. Introduction Financial system hyperfinancialization embeddedness global financial crisis Abstract Purpose This chapter outlines the need...

..., redistribution, etc.), but are also symbolic. Social ties trade and markets embeddedness Kabylia Introduction For Marx, ‘man as a generic being, in his Gattungswesen, is a function of society, not of the economy’ while for Weber, in traditional social orders, the lure of profit and thirst for wealth...

....) , Equality-oriented policies – The concept . Baden-Baden : Nomos (Band I der Schriftenreihe Gleichheitsorientierte Politiken). Heidenreich (2012) Heidenreich , M. ( 2012 ). The social embeddedness of multinational companies: A literature review . Socio-Economic Review , 10 ( 3 ), 549 – 579...

... and entrepreneurship scholarship in order to glean valuable lessons. Coventry guilds governance institutions embeddedness entrepreneurship Introduction The chapter builds on a unique research methodological and epistemological approach in bringing a historical sensibility to understanding the dynamics...

... in this area either examine deprived areas or areas where governance is key to the success. Leadership embeddedness governance enterprising economy Introduction The two quotes above were given just three years apart and yet outline radically different opinions of the state of governance and the role...