Social fabric

Definition

The social fabric refers to the intricate network of social relationships, norms, values, and institutions that hold a community or society together. It includes elements such as family structures, cultural practices, and community organizations.

Related terms

Social cohesion: Social cohesion is the degree to which members of a society feel connected and united through shared values and beliefs.

Social stratification: Social stratification is the division of society into different groups based on social class, wealth, occupation, or other criteria.

Cultural assimilation: Cultural assimilation occurs when individuals or groups adopt the culture and customs of another group or society they have migrated into.