Social institutions are embedded within cultural systems from "summary" of The Interpretation of Cultures by Clifford Geertz
Social institutions are not free-floating entities, but rather are deeply rooted within the broader cultural systems in which they exist. These institutions are not standalone structures, but are intricately connected to the values, beliefs, norms, and practices of the cultures in which they operate. Culture provides the framework within which social institutions function, shaping the way in which they are organized, operate, and evolve over time. Social institutions are not fixed entities, but are dynamic and adaptive, constantly changing in response to shift...
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