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social system

/ˈsəʊʃəl ˈsɪstəm/

Traduction: Ensemble structuré de relations, d'institutions et de normes qui organisent et régulent les interactions au sein d'une société ou d'une communauté.

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/ˈsəʊʃəl ˈsɪstəm/C1formalpolitical
  • frEnsemble structuré de relations, d'institutions et de normes qui organisent et régulent les interactions au sein d'une société ou d'une communauté.

A structured arrangement of relationships, institutions, and norms that organize and govern interactions within a society or community.

  1. Sociological conceptB2formal

    A structured set of social relationships, institutions, and norms that organize a society.

    frsystème social

    • The feudal social system was based on land ownership and hierarchy.
    • Modern social systems often include education, government, and family structures.
    • Sociologists study how social systems evolve over time.
  2. Organized community structureB2formal

    The pattern of organized relationships and roles within a community or group.

    frsystème social

    • A tribe's social system defines how members interact and share resources.
    • The social system of a corporation includes managers, employees, and departments.
    • Changes in the social system can affect individual behavior.