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    This document provides an outline for topics covered in UCSP finals, organized into three main sections: 1. How society is organized, including groups, institutions, education, religion, and health. 2. Cultural, social and political institutions such as kinship, political structures, and the economy. 3. Social and political stratification involving social hierarchies, mobility, and inequality based on factors like class, caste, gender, ethnicity and more.

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    This document provides an outline for topics covered in UCSP finals, organized into three main sections: 1. How society is organized, including groups, institutions, education, religion, and health. 2. Cultural, social and political institutions such as kinship, political structures, and the economy. 3. Social and political stratification involving social hierarchies, mobility, and inequality based on factors like class, caste, gender, ethnicity and more.

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    POINTERS FOR UCSP FINALS

    A. How society is organized 4. Non-state institutions


    a. Banks and corporations
    1. Groups within society: Primary and Secondary
    b. Cooperatives and trade unions
    2. In-groups and out-groups c. Transnational advocacy groups
    d. Development agencies
    3. Reference groups e. International organizations
    4. Networks 5. Education
    B. Cultural, social and political institutions a. Functions of education in society (formal
    and non-formal)
    1. Kinship, marriage, and the household i. Productive citizenry
    ii. Self-actualization
    a. Kinship by blood iii. Primary education as a human right
    a.1 Descent and marriage (unilineal,
    6. Religion and belief systems
    matrilineal, patrilineal, bilateral)
    a. Animism
    b. Kinship by marriage b. Polytheism
    c. Monotheism
    b.1 Marriage rules cross-culturally d. Institutionalized religions
    e. Separation of church and state
    b.2 (monogamy vs. polygamy, post-marital,
    residency rules, referred marriage 7. Health
    partners)
    a. Culture-specific syndromes and
    c. Kinship by ritual (Compadrazgo) illnesses (e.g., “bughat”, ”usog”/”buyag”)
    b. Systems of diagnosis, prevention and
    d. Family and the household healing (e.g., traditional, western,
    alternative healing systems)
    d.1 Nuclear, extended, and reconstituted
    c. Health as a human right
    d.2 families (separated, transnational)
    C. Social and political stratification
    e. Politics of kinship (political dynasty, a. Social desirables (wealth, power, prestige)
    alliances) b. Social mobility system
    i. Open (Class)
    2. Political and leadership structures ii. Closed (Caste)
    c. Social inequality
    a. Political organization i. Access to social, political, and symbolic
    capital
    i. Bands
    ii. Gender inequality
    ii. Tribes iii. Ethnic minorities
    iii. Chiefdoms iv. Other minorities (e.g., persons with
    iv. States and nations disabilities)
    b. Authority and legitimacy v. Global Inequality (relationships between
    states and non-state actors in the global
    i. Traditional
    community
    ii. Charismatic
    iii. Rational

    3. Economic Institutions
    a. Reciprocity
    b. Transfers
    c. Redistribution
    d. Market transactions
    e. Markets and state

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