01875nas a2200193   4500008004100000022001400041245009900055210006900154300001200223490000700235520115000242653002801392653002401420653002901444653002301473653003501496100002101531856012901552       2024                        eng d  a2300-168200aGlobal Embeddedness: Situating Migrant Entrepreneurship within an Asymmetrical, Global Context0 aGlobal Embeddedness Situating Migrant Entrepreneurship within an  a109-1270 v133 a<p>Historically, approaches within the field of migrant entrepreneurship have almost exclusively focused on migration to nation-states in the Global North. Despite more-recent studies extending the scope to migrants&rsquo; home countries &ndash; and even third-country locations &ndash; they have nonetheless remained rooted in South&ndash;North migratory contexts and, subsequently, have been mainly theorised based on the concept of persistent power imbalances internationally. Indeed, studies of migrant entrepreneurship in reverse (North&ndash;South) migratory contexts have exposed a number of assumptions implicit within these approaches. What is needed, therefore, is a theoretical approach which can account for the global asymmetry hitherto overlooked in the field of migrant entrepreneurship. This paper aims to do exactly that, offering the concept of &lsquo;global embeddedness&rsquo;, which situates the phenomenon of migrant entrepreneurship within a wider, asymmetrical global environment and, in so doing, provides a way of accounting for variations in migrant entrepreneurship found outside of the Global North.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>10aethnic entrepreneurship10aglobal-embeddedness10amigrant entrepreneurship10amixed-embeddedness10atransnational entrepreneurship1 aGirling, Richard  uhttp://www.ceemr.uw.edu.pl/content/global-embeddedness-situating-migrant-entrepreneurship-within-asymmetrical-global-context