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This book explores the multifaceted world of entrepreneurship and its connectedness to sociocultural conditioned networks and individual motivations. Through case studies from diverse regions such as rural Poland, India, Indonesia, Kenya, and Nigeria, the book examines the challenges and opportunities faced by entrepreneurs in different cultural and social contexts. It offers valuable insights into the transformative role of social media, the impact of religion on entrepreneurship, and the significance of social capital in fostering sustainable development and economic growth. "Economic Sociology of Entrepreneurship" is Volume 4 of the book series Socioeconomics of Assetization, Idolization, Design Thinking, and Growth.