Routledge Embedded Enterprise and Social Capital - Book

Explore the deep connection between economic activity and social structures with Embedded Enterprise and Social Capital: International Perspectives. This Routledge Revivals title examines how inter-firm relationships are socially constructed and how economic ties are enmeshed within broader social frameworks in specific locations. While previous studies focused primarily on SMEs in North America and Europe, this volume expands the conversation. It is the first work to examine the complex processes of embedding within a much wider international context. By looking at how these relationships generate local growth and social capital, the book provides a necessary perspective on how the existing model is being adopted globally. This is an essential resource for those studying business and economic history, offering a detailed look at how social networks influence economic outcomes across different regions.