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WHAT IS institutional completeness?

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WHAT IS institutional completeness?

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  1. INSTITUTIONAL COMPLETENESS

    The condition of a group within a larger society where the major institutions --economy, politics, family, schooling, -- are reproduced thus enabling the smaller group to have little social connection with the larger group.


  2. Institutional completeness refers to the number, variety, and nature of institutions in a community. Institutions such as schools, synagogues, and community centers serve as important communal reference points and provide opportunities for individuals to meet and interact.
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