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precedentInstitutions and Social Patterns
An earlier decision or action used as a guide for handling a similar situation later.
reciprocityInstitutions and Social Patterns
The practice of responding to another's actions or benefits with corresponding actions or benefits.
hierarchyInstitutions and Social Patterns
A system that arranges people, positions, or groups in levels of rank or authority.
hegemonyInstitutions and Social Patterns
The dominant influence or leadership of one group or state over others.
autonomyInstitutions and Social Patterns
The freedom or authority to make decisions and govern one's own affairs.
legitimacyInstitutions and Social Patterns
The quality of being accepted as rightful, valid, or properly authorized.
conventionInstitutions and Social Patterns
A customary way of behaving or doing something that a group generally accepts.
orthodoxyInstitutions and Social Patterns
The set of beliefs or practices accepted as correct by an established group or institution.
ideologyInstitutions and Social Patterns
A connected set of beliefs about how society should be organized and governed.
disparityInstitutions and Social Patterns
A substantial difference or inequality between people, groups, or conditions.