The Handbook of Economic Sociology

The *Handbook of Economic Sociology* is a comprehensive guide that explores how economic activities are influenced by social relationships, institutions, and cultural norms. It examines how things like trust, networks, and social practices shape economic behavior beyond mere numbers and markets. The book brings together research from scholars to show that economic actions are deeply embedded within social contexts, highlighting the interconnectedness of society and economy. Overall, it offers a nuanced understanding of how social factors impact economic outcomes and decision-making.