Embeddedness - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Embeddedness is defined as the analysis of the relationship between society and economy, emphasizing the role of social relations in shaping economic behavior and outcomes, particularly in local and regional contexts. AI generated definition based on: International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, 2009
Embeddedness - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Embeddedness is a process of becoming part of the structure such as GSCM. Such embeddedness can be characterized by the strength of the social ties of a firm with its immediate social context, which is useful for enterprises to identify social resources.
The embeddedness of organizations: dialogue & directions
1999年1月1日 · Embeddedness arguments are prominent among the research paradigms History and definitions of the term Polanyi (1944) introduced the term “embeddedness” in The Great Transformation and is typically presented as the originator of the embeddedness concept Barber 1995, Granovetter 1985, Portes and Sensenbrenner 1993, Zukin and DiMaggio 1990.
How fairness perceptions, embeddedness, and knowledge sharing …
2020年7月1日 · As our results essentially imply that embeddedness has two direct and indirect effects on green innovation and by a mediator of knowledge sharing, we can enable the evidence through examining the initial model against a set-up competitor model that removes a path from embeddedness to green innovation (Baron and Kenny, 1986). Firstly, when we ...
Unpacking greenwashing: The impact of environmental attitude, …
2025年1月1日 · The Network embeddedness further reinforces a firm's ability to align with stakeholder expectations. Organizations are embedded in strong networks of firms, institutions and communities, which means they have access to resources, access to sharing knowledge and being able to engage in collaborative initiatives.
The embeddedness of organizations: dialogue & directions
1999年1月1日 · Embeddedness as “opportunity” is shaped in at least three important ways. First, embeddedness constitutes firm activity, but at the same time is constituted and redefined by the behavior of strategic actors. Therefore, the relationship between an organization and its embedded context is reciprocal in nature.
International research networks: Determinants of country …
2018年9月1日 · To test our hypotheses on the influence on embeddedness, we use four sets of variables: dependent variables to describe international embeddedness of countries in the global PV research network and independent variables characterizing the national networks, national policies related to PV and climate change, as well as controls.
Embeddedness, Ownership Mode and Dynamics, and the …
2016年3月1日 · In summary, internal embeddedness is an important channel for strategically important resources for the subsidiary. Garcia-Pont et al. (2009) call it “canvas within which subsidiary strategy takes place”. They introduce internal embeddedness as a major measure for subsidiaries to control strategic resources (Garcia-Pont et al., 2009).
Embeddedness and empathy: How the social network shapes …
2012年10月1日 · The assumption that embeddedness shapes the emergence of empathy is in accordance with the perception-action model (Preston & de Waal, 2002), which is based on the idea that perception and action share a common code of representation in the brain. That is, the perception of another person's behavior activates one's own representations for this ...
Network embeddedness, headquarters entrepreneurial …
2021年6月1日 · Internal network embeddedness captures ongoing (intra) business exchanges and combinations and reflects the value of intra-organizational collaborative ties (Bartlett & Ghoshal, 1993; Lessard, Lucea, & Vives, 2013), benefits in global knowledge sourcing, knowledge sharing, learning (Asakawa et al., 2018), and opportunity development (Yamin ...