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This review is from: Contemporary Capitalism: The Embeddedness of Institutions (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics) (Paperback)
I have looked at a series of good books on social embedding of economic practices but I kept and am reading only this one. I am interested in the concept in order to apply it to business practices and software development in periphery countries and I needed a broader framework. The book is very clearly written. It practically reads like a novel, if this is something you are interested in. The models in the introductory section diagram constructs that were previously hard for me to pull together coherently. I haven't finished reading the individual author contributions but after the two introductory papers by the editors I have high expectations.
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Contemporary Capitalism: The Embeddedness of Institutions (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics) by J. Rogers Hollingsworth (Paperback - February 28, 1999)
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