Integrating society through structural norms

Integration achieved when the common values in the cultural system are institutionalized in structural elements of the social system. This may occur at three levels: to categories of persons, to collectivities, or to structured roles within collectivities. At each level sanctions exist, as well as the specifications of correct conduct.

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1. The evidence is thin that normative pressures work for necessities; Much better are financial incentives or legal sanctions.

1. Providing structural stability to production processes
2. Maintaining structure of society
3. Integrating society
4. Integrating social communities

1. Signalling structural corporate forms
2. Providing structural citizen support
3. Providing structural citizen care
4. Providing accountability structure
5. Organizing structural involvement of family
6. Conforming to social norms
7. Achieving logical cultural integration

1. Using structural violence
2. Using structural injustice

1. Promoting use of common world language
2. Demanding punitive structures

1. Unsociable
2. Integration