Entrepreneurial Behavior through the Lenses of the Formal and Informal Institutional Perspectives: Evidence from a Two-Country Study (notice n° 475292)

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Personal name Laouiti, Rahma
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Title Entrepreneurial Behavior through the Lenses of the Formal and Informal Institutional Perspectives: Evidence from a Two-Country Study
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2022.<br/>
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General note 78
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Summary, etc. Malgré le rôle important des institutions dans le développement de l’activité entrepreneuriale, les modèles cognitifs, prédisant le comportement entrepreneurial, sont limités au rôle joué par les institutions informelles. Cette étude aborde le comportement entrepreneurial à travers des perspectives institutionnelles formelles et informelles. À partir d’un échantillon de 805 étudiants issus de deux contextes distincts, la France et la Tunisie, cette étude révèle que les moteurs de l’intention entrepreneuriale sont façonnés par des dimensions réglementaires, normatives et cognitives, expliquant ainsi les disparités du comportement entrepreneurial entre les deux pays. Les résultats de cette recherche présentent des implications significatives pour la théorie et la pratique dans le champ de l’entrepreneuriat.
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Summary, etc. Despite the important role of institutions in fostering entrepreneurial activity, the existing cognitive models predicting entrepreneurial behavior are restricted to the influence of informal institutions. Moving beyond this effect, the present study tackles entrepreneurial behavior through the lenses of both formal and informal institutional-based perspectives. Using a large sample of 805 business students from two distinct settings, France and Tunisia, this study reveals that the drivers of entrepreneurial intention are shaped by regulatory, normative, and cognitive dimensions, hence explaining the disparities in entrepreneurial behavior across the two countries. The findings hold important implications for both theory and practice.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element developing countries
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element formal and informal institutions
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element entrepreneurial intention
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Personal name Haddoud, Mohamed Yacine
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Personal name Nakara, Walid A.
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Personal name Gharbi, Samiha
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Note Revue de l’Entrepreneuriat / Review of Entrepreneurship | 21 | 3 | 2022-11-04 | p. 79-103 | 1766-2524
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