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			In the broadest sense, a '''regime''' is the structured mode of life by which a society makes its guiding principles effective in everyday conduct. It is the bridge between a social systems a) ideas and ends and (b) the concrete habits, institutions, and time-rhythms of its members. A regime therefore translates doctrine into practice, stabilizes moral expectations,
			and reproduces the desired social order across time.

			==Concept Map==

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			===Types of Regime===

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			===Syncretic Terms===

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			==Notes==

			A regime is formally neutral. Different societies and classes can instantiate very different regimes (e.g. a [[Regime of Accumulation]], a monastic regime, a military-bureaucratic regime, a [[Positivist Regime]] (Comte), an LP regime), but they all solve the same problem: how to get direct society; how to get patterned conduct out of abstract principles.

			;Elements of a regime (general)
			* '''Normative content''' – the ideas, goals, or ends to be realized (growth, salvation, human flourishing, accumulation, national security, service to Humanity, etc.).
			* '''Institutional carriers''' – organizations and roles that enforce or model the pattern (churches, factories, priesthoods, schools, party structures, households).
			* '''Temporalization''' – calendars, cycles, observances, deadlines, and other time-structures that make the pattern repeatable.
			* '''Reproductive mechanisms''' – education, training, media, ritual, law, and economic incentives that keep the regime going across generations.

			A regime of accumulation is one concrete implementation of this general concept, organized around capital expansion as the dominant end and using market, state, and ideological apparatuses as its carriers.

			===Comte’s Regime (second-level example)===
			Auguste Comte proposes a specific implementation that could be titled a [[Positivist Regime]]''' or '''Regime of Humanity'''. It uses:

			* a comprehensive framework covering moral, intellectual, and societal life;
			* a constructed [[Religion of Humanity]] to supply adhesion and continuity;
			* and a dual institutional structure (spiritual power + temporal/industrial power)
			to ensure that everyday conduct converges on service to Humanity.

			In Comte’s case, the regime is not a value-neutral pattern but a consciously designed one, built to instantiate his positive religion. Analytically, however, it still fits the general definition above.


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