2015
DOI: 10.3917/rsg.271.0013
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Pour une nouvelle approche de la motivation entrepreneuriale

Abstract: National audienceLa littérature sur la motivation entrepreneuriale considère que la création d’une entreprise peut être choisie ou subie. Ainsi, elle est majoritairement étudiée suivant la dichotomie push/pull ou nécessité/opportunité. Dans cet article, nous partons d’un questionnement à propos de la capacité explicative d’une approche binaire de la motivation entrepreneuriale et proposons une adaptation, en enlevant l’exclusivité du choix. La motivation entrepreneuriale est ainsi étudiée au travers de deux di… Show more

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“…However, if entrepreneurs are allowed to perform combinations of factors, beyond the push/pull dichotomy, the model is perfectly suited. Our results are in line with previous studies (such as Gabarret and Vedel, 2015;Hughes, 2003;Kirkwook, 2009;Stevenson, 1990;Verheul et al, 2010) in which motivation is viewed as a push/pull continuum. Indeed, in the case of social entrepreneurs, motivation is a composition of push factors (dissatisfaction) and pull factors (social opportunity and independence).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…However, if entrepreneurs are allowed to perform combinations of factors, beyond the push/pull dichotomy, the model is perfectly suited. Our results are in line with previous studies (such as Gabarret and Vedel, 2015;Hughes, 2003;Kirkwook, 2009;Stevenson, 1990;Verheul et al, 2010) in which motivation is viewed as a push/pull continuum. Indeed, in the case of social entrepreneurs, motivation is a composition of push factors (dissatisfaction) and pull factors (social opportunity and independence).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…We will begin by presenting the determinants of motivation that emerged from the interviews. We classify them according to the push and pull approach in four groups: dissatisfaction, independence, opportunity and necessity, following Gabarret and Vedel (2015).…”
Section: Exploratory Study Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…II est généralement admis que « l'argent confère plus d'autorité et de pouvoir à celui qui le possède par rapport à son environnement » (Onana, 2009 : 12). Aussi, de nombreuses études retiennent-elles le besoin de posséder l'argent comme un élément important dans l'action d'entreprendre (Gabarret et Vedel., 2012;Hernandez, 2006;Tounes, 2003;Filion, 1997).…”
Section: Le Besoin D'argentunclassified