Les déterminants de l’intention entrepreneuriale des étudiants camerounais

Emmanuel Tchagang ()
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Emmanuel Tchagang: UY1 - Université de Yaoundé I

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to search for factors which explain Cameroonian students' en-trepreneurial intentions. We combined two models: Shapero and Sokol's model (1982) and Ajzen's (1991) model of intention. The validation of this combined model on a sample of 545 Cameroonian students shows that the desire to act and the perceived feasibility are the main factors which determine students' entrepreneurial intentions. Meanwhile university context has a marginal effect; social norm and self concept have no effect on students' entrepreneurial intentions. Globally, the moderator effect of propensity to act is not verified.

Keywords: propensity to act; university context; self concept; social norm; perceived feasibility; desire to act; concept de soi; propension à l'action; contexte universitaire; norme sociale; faisabilité perçue; désir d'agir; intention (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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Published in Management & sciences sociales, 2017, Mieux-être au travail : repenser le management et l’émergence de la personne, 22, pp.172-190

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