Becoming Spatially Embedded: Findings from a Study on Rural Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Norway

Mai Camilla Munkejord · 2017 · Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review

Summary. Rural immigrant entrepreneurs in northern Norway develop businesses through social and spatial embeddedness rather than individual traits alone. The study reveals how immigrants build economic success by integrating into local communities, leveraging place-based resources, and establishing networks within their geographic context. Spatial embedding emerges as a critical factor shaping entrepreneurial outcomes in rural areas.

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  author  = {Mai Camilla Munkejord},
  journal = {Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review},
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  doi     = {10.15678/eber.2017.050107},
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DOI

10.15678/eber.2017.050107

Countries

Norway

Regions

Europe

Categories

entrepreneurship, regional-innovation-systems

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2026-04-28