Social order

The concretion of human interaction.

Society takes place as interrelations of social order. The fabric of social order is interdependency and cohabitation. Both have cultural, economic, and political aspects. A social order is basically a hierarchy of positions consisting of display and investment of cultural, economic, and social capital. By social mobilization, this capital can be transformed into political capital through deference and sustained authority hence leadership rises from the social order through interrelations forging political capital. Questions concerning cohabitation must be attended by political order. Political interdependency consists of adherence and belonging to political form. Here, the monopolization of violations is paramount to the existence of a viable social order, due to the intensification of the transaction economy: Sustaining political unity and addressing the issues of the social order by maintaining political order. Cohabitation means sustaining social order as polity. Interdependencies are formed and deepened through functional differentiation in the social order: parent/child, agriculturalist/ pastoralist, worker/farmer, elite/mass, etc. In the global polity, the social order of polities forms a hierarchy through differential along lines like: elite/mass, suzerain/vassal, high wage/low wage, etc.