Institutional Framework
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An Institutional Framework is the system of conception, administration, and behaviour that structures an Institution and the actions that are undertaken within and without. An institutional framework consists of the Conceptual Framework, Administrative Framework, and Behavioural Framework.
Types
Institution > Authentic Institution, Inauthentic Institution
The Three Institutional Frameworks
Institution > Conceptual Framework
Related LP Terms
Non-LP Related Terms
Notes
Since institutions are formed within specific political and economic contexts, the specific form an institution takes will depend entirely on nature of the society within which it is created. Capitalist societies will generate capitalist institutional frameworks, feudal societies will generate feudal institutions within feudal frameworks, and so on.
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