INSTITUTIONALISM

An organization devoted to the promotion of a particular cause/ program

• INSTITUTION

• INSTITUTIONAL

• INSTITUTIONALISM

• ORGANIZATION

A social theory that focuses on developing a sociological view of institutions, the way they interact, and the way they affect society.

• Feminism

• Institutionalism

• Rational Choice

What are the 3 elements that compose an institution.

• cultural-cognitive

• formative

• normative

• regulative

This defines institutions through values, symbols, and even myths that are used to guide behavior.

• Rational Choice Institutionalism

• Normative Institutionalism

• Discursive Institutionalism

• Historical institutionalism

Guides behavior through the force of formal rules and sanctions.

• Cultural Cognitive Institutions

• Normative Institutions

• Regulative Institutions

• Pillars of Institutions

It include the written constitution, laws, policies, rights and regulations enforced by official authorities.

• Formal Institutions

• Informal Institutions

• Cultural Cognitive Institutions

• Normative Institutions

Are social norms, customs or traditions that shape thought and behavior.

• Formal Institutions

• Informal Institutions

• Regulative Institutions

• Institutionalism

The usually unwritten laws ( beliefs, norms and values).

• Formal

• Informal

• Regulative

• Institutionalism

According to him, Institutions is a social structure that have attained a high degree of resilience.

• Richard Wilson

• William Richard Scott

• William Statham

• Sam Scott

Emphasize the role of Institution?

• Baranggay

• Social workers

• Institutionalism

• Historical Institution