The pontifical capital: a key resource for entrepreneurial processes aiming at emancipation

Abstract

Entrepreneurial development as a socioeconomic phenomenon and a tool that has the potential to contribute to the development processes of the territories cannot be developed without strategic resources. The staging of the various forms and species of capital, as represented by the economic, cultural, social and symbolic, can be provided through public policy programs as an objective structure of the entrepreneurial field, however, the contribution to emancipatory processes by entrepreneurs is dialectically and synergistically linked to a new form and species built relationally, eureka: let's talk about the pontiff capital.
The possibility of investigating this new kind of capital found its way into the articulation of three theoretical and theoretical perspectives
articulation of three theoretical-conceptual perspectives, economic, sociological and critical education. These perspectives, examined in their interactions and intersections, made it possible to focus on the meanings that the actors themselves gave to the actions they undertook in their lives.
actions they undertook in their lives. That is to say, from an interpretivist paradigm, it was the field work, through the study of assertions, which made it possible to glimpse this emerging category that is proposed as a contribution to the academic debate of this century, in an attempt to turn the gaze on the person as the true end - and not as a mere means - of the socio-economic processes generated in the territories.