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  • Aberle, D. F.; Cohen, A. K.; Davis, A. K.; Levy, M. J.; Sutton, F. X. (1950): The Functional Prerequisites of a Society. In: Ethics 60 (2), S. 100-111. DOI: 10.1086/290705

    DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/290705 

    Abstract: A comparative social science requires a generalized system of concepts which will enable the scientific observer to compare and contrast large bodies of concretely different social phenomena in consistent terms. A promising step in furthering the development of systematic social analysis is a tentative formulation of the functional prerequisites of a society. Functional prerequisites refer broadly to the things that must get done in any society if it is to continue as a going concern, i.e., the generalized conditions necessary for the maintenance of the system concerned. The specific structural arrangements for meeting the functional prerequisites differ, of course, from one society to another and, in the course of time, change in any given society.

    Keywords: Voraussetzungen für Gesellschaft
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