Determinants of Entrepreneurial Intention Among Students: Perceived Role of the Academic and Socio- Institutional Environment

Léandre Gbaguidi (PhD) is an associate lecturer at the University of Parakou, where he teaches courses in management sciences at the Faculty of Economics and Management. He is currently the Dean of the Faculty; his research focuses on entrepreneurship, the informal sector, and the coopetition of small businesses. His fields of research concern the typical strategic behavior of managers of small businesses, coopetition strategy, and market performance of very small businesses in an informal economy and entrepreneurship.

Sèvèho Timothée Ignace Amidjogbe (PhD) is an assistant professor of management sciences at CAMES Universities. He teaches strategy and marketing at the University of Parakou. His research interests include responsible consumer behavior, sustainable development, business creation, green entrepreneurship, and innovation. He has published several papers in international journals.

Alexis Abodohoui (PhD) is an associate professor of management. He teaches at the University of Parakou (UP-Benin) and in several African universities. His research focuses on Chinese and African managerial practices, Chinese managerial soft power, Chinese investments in Africa, technology transfer, sustainable digital entrepreneurship, multilateral cooperation, and industrialization. He is an author and a co-author of many papers in peer-reviewed journals on international business and management. He is currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Quebec at Trois-Rivières (SSHRC).