strategy
Maintaining social order
Synonyms:
Providing stable social environmentProviding corporate order
Securing social order
Ordering society
Nurturing processes of implementing corporate justice
Reducing vulnerability of social systems
Protecting against vulnerability of social systems
Protecting integrity of social system
Description:
Upholding institutions of law enforcement and justice in support of citizen responsibility and freedom, in which the rule of law is observed by and impartially applied to all. Claim:
Social justice is best served by ensuring domestic tranquillity for the majority who are willing to abide by it. Broader:
Sustaining growthMaintaining orderMaintaining social managementProtecting against vulnerability Narrower:
Preserving law and order Maintaining legal baseAttaining social justiceHolding society accountableEstablishing common defenceEnsuring domestic tranquillityEnsuring equitable social orderMaintaining stable community order Constrains:
Tempering excesses of societal demandsHarnessing social power for developmentDetermining required power for social organization Constrained by:
Threatening citizenryCurbing raw political powerDemanding obedience to statutesChallenging adequacy of social structure Facilitates:
Stabilizing societyPromoting corporate welfareSustaining social equilibriumEstablishing corporate justicePreserving integrity of culturesEnabling creative social engagementOriginating processes of social organization Facilitated by:
Executing lawsRepulsing aggressorsHonouring social formsRequiring social orderCodifying corporate willConforming with justiceResearching new world orderEngendering social obedienceAnalysing human system dynamicsAllowing citizens to attain dignityProtecting boundaries of social unitInitiating internal social structuresAdministering process of ordering societyDemanding constant re-evaluation of social integrityStabilizing social organization through common voiceInstituting effective domestic security Problems:
Fear of personal insecurityInsecurity and vulnerability of non-nuclear weapon states
Personal physical insecurity
Prevailing community insecurity
Vulnerability of social systems
Subjects:
Society → SocialAmenities → Maintenance
Commerce → Business enterprises
Religious Practice → Orders, secular institutes
Environment → Environment
Type Classification:
C: Cross-sectoral strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
