that focuses on how learning occurs between, rather than within, firms. The core idea behind our framework is that networks … networks within which firms embed their exchanges. We conducted fieldwork at Chicago-area banks to examine our framework …

subtasks, networks tend to be dense; when structural embeddedness is important, networks become cliquish. For some regions in …In this paper, we model the formation of innovation networks as they emerge from bilateral decisions. In contrast to … a bilateral collaboration is determined by cognitive, relational, and structural embeddedness. Innovation results from …

conducted during the international conference “Embeddedness and Beyond: Do Sociological Theories Meet Economic Realities … Markets.” Prof. Nee emphasizes that economic sociology cannot be built only on the argument that networks matter. While …

We model networks of relational (or implicit) contracts, exploring how sanctioning power and equilibrium conditions … and in-network information transmission as well as conditions under which stable sub-networks inhibit more valuable larger … networks. The model provides formal definitions for individual and communities’ ‘social capital’ in the spirit of Coleman and …

. Despite the outcomes of quality financial planning relationships, there is little direct evidence to support the importance of … financial planning, measured in a survey of clients and financial planners regarding relationship factors of trust, engagement … financial planners, with financial planners found to overestimate their clients’ levels of trust and commitment and …

The current pandemic situation has created many challenges for maintaining positive relationships between fast fashion … retailers and their suppliers. In the proposed paper it is assumed that strong and ethical relationships may be beneficial for … retailers' ethical behavior towards suppliers) constituted the subject of the paper. Our knowledge about relationships between …