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In sociology, organizations are groups of people who share a common experience, usually centered around principles. Another word for organization is structure. Organizations that have influence on human society are called power structures. The more social influence an organization has, the more powerful it is. |
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In sociology, organizations are groups of people who share a common experience, usually centered around principles. Another word for organization is structure. Organizations that have influence on human society are called power structures. The more social influence an organization has, the more powerful it is.
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