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3 years ago

According to structural functionalists, what is government like in a mass society?

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kvv77 [185]3 years ago

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The answer here is <span>The government is expansive</span>

Inga [223]3 years ago

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Answer:

The government is expansive.

Explanation:

Being a term most often used in academia, we speak of “mass society” when we refer to a specific and fairly recent form of social organization. These are societies in which the vast majority of the population is inserted in a process of large-scale production and consumption of consumer goods and services, and is in accordance with a certain model of generalized behavior.

More succinctly, mass society is the culmination of a whole long road of change that forms of social structuring in the course of the modernization of the Western world, which presupposes a progressive increase in the political, social and cultural engagement of the great masses of women. populations. According to the structural functionalists, to maintain this type of society would require an expansive government.

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