Perspective of socio-productive development for the common good

Abstract

The socio-productive development is one of the models of social and economic productivity promoted by the Venezuelan State; From this perspective, the different theoretical positions and perspectives that define the socio-productive development for peace and coexistence of the common good are analyzed, starting from the contextual, referential and legal framework of the Bolivarian Constitution of the Republic of Venezuela that describes the socioeconomic model of Venezuela, inserted in the plans and programs of economic and social development of the nation. Based on authors such as: El Troudi and Monedero (2006), Vidal (2005), Vercelli (2009) and Hernández (2006) and reinforced with data obtained from the INE (2013) and UNDP (2010). Approached from an analytical, synthetic and inductive perspective typical of a documentary research, from a comprehensive and qualitative level, taking as scenario the legal and theoretical estates within the Venezuelan context. From there, the relations of socio-productive development are established in the national context to guarantee the common good in the community.