embeddedness

• One pertains to trauma's context-embeddedness: Painful emotional experiences become enduringly traumatic in the absence of relationships in which they can be understood and held. —  AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed
• Many theorists pointed to the importance of the communal aspects of capitalism expressed in concepts like "embeddedness" or "social capital" [(Granovetter and Swedberg 1992) (Cohen and Prusak 2001)]. —  P2P Foundation
• The surprising feature of the Axial religions, compared with what went before, what would in other words have made them hard to predict beforehand, is that they initiate a break in all three dimensions of embeddedness: social order, cosmos, human good. —  Only a Game
• I investigate how social embeddedness affects an organization's acquisition and cost of financial capital in middle-market banking-a lucrative but understudied financial sector. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
• Using existing theory and original fieldwork, I develop a framework to explain how embeddedness can influence which firms get capital and at what cost. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library

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