2019
DOI: 10.3917/entre.173.0175
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Évolution de la connaissance autour des pratiques de transmissions-reprises réalisées par les personnes physiques : vers le concept de transfert d’entreprise

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“…We believe this paper contributes to the existing literature on entrepreneurial cognition, and more precisely to sustainable and green entrepreneurial cognition by showing how the different constructs that are mobilized in the static model of sustainable and green entrepreneurial cognition become progressively mobilized as part of a process.Studies exploring the process of green entrepreneurship as part of business takeover (Chalus-Sauvanneet et al, 2016;Deschamps, 2018) are rare, so our study makes an important contribution to the field. In the case of a venturebeing acquired, the sustainable and green entrepreneurial intention of CEOs and entrepreneurial teams might not be a prerequisite to action, but instead occur while entrepreneuring.…”
Section: Contributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We believe this paper contributes to the existing literature on entrepreneurial cognition, and more precisely to sustainable and green entrepreneurial cognition by showing how the different constructs that are mobilized in the static model of sustainable and green entrepreneurial cognition become progressively mobilized as part of a process.Studies exploring the process of green entrepreneurship as part of business takeover (Chalus-Sauvanneet et al, 2016;Deschamps, 2018) are rare, so our study makes an important contribution to the field. In the case of a venturebeing acquired, the sustainable and green entrepreneurial intention of CEOs and entrepreneurial teams might not be a prerequisite to action, but instead occur while entrepreneuring.…”
Section: Contributionmentioning
confidence: 99%