Sociology of Population II.

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Across
  1. 4. of global interconnection and interdependence in economic, technological, and cultural spheres. (GLOBALIZATION)
  2. 6. and legal rules established by a legitimate authority to regulate social order. (LAWS)
  3. 7. (Verticales)
  4. 8. (Horizontales)
  5. 10. that systematically studies human structures, institutions, and relationships. (SOCIOLOGY)
  6. 12. management, planning, and coordination of resources within a public or private entity. (ADMINISTRATION)
  7. 14. organization system where power resides in the people and is exercised through representation. (DEMOCRACY)
  8. 15. oriented towards group decision-making and the distribution of power, status, and resources. (POLITICS)
  9. 18. group that shares identity, values, and strong bonds of solidarity, often in a specific geographic location. (COMMUNITY)
  10. 20. and methodical process used to investigate social facts, test hypotheses, and generate knowledge. (RESEARCH)
  11. 21. groups of people with shared ideologies seeking to achieve and exercise governmental power. (PARTIES)
Down
  1. 1. institutions, and sanctions used by society to maintain order and discourage deviance. (CONTROL)
  2. 2. of structural change or growth aimed at improving the socioeconomic conditions of a population. (DEVELOPMENT)
  3. 3. of interconnected concepts and propositions that seek to explain, interpret, and predict social phenomena. (THEORY)
  4. 5. human being considered as an independent unit with the capacity for action within the social structure. (INDIVIDUAL)
  5. 9. system based on strict rules, a clear hierarchy of authority, and specialized division of labor. (BUREAUCRACY)
  6. 11. of complex human organization, characterized by urban development, stratification, and symbolic systems. (CIVILIZATION)
  7. 12. political organization that exercises a monopoly of authority over a specific territory. (STATE)
  8. 13. of interdependent elements (institutions, roles, norms) that interact to form a unified functional structure. (SYSTEMS
  9. 16. way actors act, interact, or react to stimuli within their social environment. (BEHAVIOR)
  10. 17. group that shares a territory, culture, and constant social interactions. (SOCIETY)
  11. 19. of customs, beliefs, values, languages, and expressions shared by a human group. (CULTURE)