Regional Embeddedness is a theoretical construct in entrepreneurship studies that denotes the degree to which entrepreneurial actors are intrinsically connected to and influenced by the socio-economic, cultural, and institutional networks of a specific geographical region, thereby shaping opportunity recognition, resource mobilization, and venture sustainability within place-based contexts.
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