… networks–precisely what Granovetter (1985) termed embeddedness–is the wellspring of
successful … We attempt this task here in order to explore the relational foundations of the Boston …

… We believe that such inferences about the microlevel foundations of organization-level
embeddedness generalize to a broad range of organizational settings. Nonetheless, as with any …

… of embeddedness has gained much prominence in economic geography over the last decade,
as much work has been done on the social and organizational foundations of … institutional …

… what we here address as systemic embeddedness and he then diÚerentiates between
relational and structural embeddedness. `Relational’ embeddedness to his mind refers to the ties …

… that operate via structural and institutional embeddedness of transactions respectively, appear
… lead to less 'constructed' management via institutional mechanisms (Coleman, 1990), and …

… This study analyses the interrelationship between the micro-foundations of institutionalization
and everyday entrepreneurial action using material gathered from ethnography of owner-…

… actors and nonmarket institutions' (Zukin and DiMaggio, 1990: 20). Finally, institutional
embeddedness posits that the firm is embedded within a larger institutional environment that …

… social relations, and reconfiguring institutional structures – we need to account for social
and institutional embeddedness. This paper explores how institutional structures shape the …

… Building upon the social embeddedness and neo-institutional perspectives, we argue for
the importance of alignment between successor origin and social context for firm performance. …

… But all this leaves open the question whether data about those associations can be compared
cross-nationally, once we consider the embeddedness of practice into different cultural, …