CESC

• community is defined by 2 characteristics:

  Location and Social Identification
• seek personal development w/o the help of others

  self help
• level of commitment and accountability

  level of involvement on the community

  Community Ownership
• own contributions


  community participation
• binding collective into whole

  Conciliation

  Inclusion
• goals to create a better society

  attain the basic necessities and resources

  Access and Equity
• more issue specific

  social movement
• embody several movement within its own ecosystem

  community
• multitudes of topics

  advocacy
• formations are created with this

  organic networking
• foundation of advocacies and networking is the hope for?

  social action
• study of people and societies

  social sciences
• driving force for civilizations

  Communities
• earliest human ancestors survived as hunter-gatherers during this era

  Paleolithic age
• one of the earliest form of social stratification

  Foraging
• they are known to gather wild plants and smaller preys

  Women
• Hunting are task for

  Males
• this era is the turning point of human evolution

  Mesolithic Age
• Era where hunter gatherers were having a less vital communal function

  Mesolithic Age
• era where the communal settlements started 

  Mesolithic Age
• period where human evolved culturally

  Neolithic Age
• was added to agriculture as their main source of food

  Herding
• branch of social science that analyzes the history etc.

  sociology
• direct results of classifying people

  social class
• identifiable traits to distinguish indiv and groups from one another

  social stratification
• how indiv or groups move across stratification and classification

  social mobility
• how people or group are classified by using core religious beliefs

  religion
• one of the primary influences that contribute to individual identity

  religion
• identify people through their sexuality norms

  sexuality
• interaction of society within a certain social anomaly such as deviant act or norm defying stunt

  deviance
• according to him the study of politics can be summed up as to “who gets what, when and how”

  harold lasswell
• intersects other branches of knowledge ang injury

  Political Science
• views communities as composed of citizens guided under one constitution or government

  political Science
• composed of indiv that share common background

  nation
• its a political entity that has four characteristics: population, sovereignty, territory and government 


  state
• what is the four characteristics of state

  population, sovereignty, territory and government
• both nation and state came together to form a unified body

  nation-state
• prioritizes the protection of its population, territories, sovereignty, and its government

  national interest
• intersection of national interest local and local governance

  foreign policy
• set patterns of behavior by motivating and restricting conduct by set of rules and regulations.

  institutions