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Granovetter, Mark

economic sociologist
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  • economic sociology
    / Contemporary economic sociology

    …coined by the economic sociologist Mark Granovetter, who emphasized the embeddedness of economic action in concrete social relations. Granovetter contended that institutions are actually congealed social networks, and, because economic action takes place within these networks, social scientists must consider interpersonal relationships when studying the economy. Markets themselves were studied…

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    …coined by the economic sociologist Mark Granovetter, who emphasized the embeddedness of economic action in concrete social relations. Granovetter contended that institutions are actually congealed social networks, and, because economic action takes place within these networks, social scientists must consider interpersonal relationships when studying the economy. Markets themselves were studied…

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