How work values shape intentions – attractiveness of social entrepreneurship among the youth

Anna Kunttu

Lappeenranta University of Technology

Anna Kunttu is a second-year doctoral student from Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT), School of Business and Management. Her dissertation research focuses on social entrepreneurial opportunities and intentions among university students. She has a master's degree from business administration (LUT) and international business (Graduate School of Management, St. Petersburg).

Abstract

Keywords: work values, self-efficacy, entrepreneurial intentions, social entrepreneurship, sustainability knowledge Entrepreneurship forms the back bone of the society contributing to economic growth and employment. The... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Anna Kunttu (Lappeenranta University of Technology)
  2. Katharina Fellnhofer (New Design University St. Pölten)

Topic Area

Social enterprise education, training and learning

Session

E05 » Motivations and volunteering in social enterprises (17:30 - Thursday, 2nd July, TBC)

Paper

Social_entrepreneurial_intention_and_goal_Kunttu_Fellnhofer.pdf

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