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Social organization varies among human societies from "summary" of Introduction to Physical Anthropology by Robert Jurmain,Lynn Kilgore,Wenda Trevathan,Russell L. Ciochon,Eric J. Bartelink

Social organization is a fundamental aspect of human societies, shaping how individuals interact with one another and how groups function as a whole. Across different societies, social organization can vary significantly, reflecting the unique cultural beliefs, values, and practices of each group. This variation is evident in the ways in which societies are structured, the roles and responsibilities assigned to individuals, and the rules that govern social interactions. One key factor that influences social organization is the size of a society. In small-scale societies, such as hunter-gatherer groups, social organization is often characterized by close-knit kinship ties and a relatively egalitarian distribution of power. In contrast, larger societies, such as modern nation-states, may have more complex social structures, with hierarchies of authority and specialized roles for individuals. Another important aspect of social organization is the division of labor ...
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    Introduction to Physical Anthropology

    Robert Jurmain

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