To systematize or set up a systematic procedure

social system; the established structure of a society including its political, legal, economic, and cultural frameworks

The overarching economic order of a nation, including the rules and measures established by a state for managing economic matters

official rules and procedures of an organization or institution

feudalism; the feudal system, originally referring to the historical Chinese social and political system of land distribution based on rank

slavery; the social system of slave ownership

The military and social organization of the Manchus from the late 16th century until 1911; it functioned as a system of administrative and military division that organized Manchu, Mongol, and Han households under different colored banners.

The decrees, laws, and cultural institutions of a country; the formal system of rites and regulations.

the formal organizational structure and institutional regulations of the armed forces

serfdom; the social and economic system of a feudal society where peasants serve a landlord

A legal and administrative framework that allows the public or stakeholders to provide testimony and evidence before a government body makes a decision.

a business model or organizational structure for distributing products through multiple tiers of representatives or distributors

The system of succession and inheritance based on bloodlines and clan seniority, established in ancient China; it prioritized the eldest son of the first wife to maintain control over family property and political power. political power.

A legal system that allows cases to be heard at different levels of courts and provides a process for appeals to higher courts.

the manorial system of economic and social organization in medieval Europe and similar societies

The system of household registration used in mainland China to regulate internal migration and social services. benefits

a system of management or oversight by a trustee, specifically the international trusteeship system of the United Nations

political system; government system; the structure and organization of a government or state

the structure, laws, and organization of a society's educational services

A social system in which children belong to the mother's family line and inheritance or lineage is traced through the female side.

clanship; the social system based on the organization of clans

a system of corporate governance used in China that emphasizes clear property rights, defined responsibilities, and scientific management

a direct sales marketing system involving multiple layers of participants, often associated with pyramid schemes

The social hierarchy system historically used in India that divides people into different hereditary classes; also known as [[种姓|種姓|zhong3 xing4]]

The political system used in ancient China for selecting government officials through competitive exams; it began during the Sui Dynasty and was abolished in 1905 during the late Qing Dynasty.

the formal legal structure and administrative procedures governing the collection of taxes

hierarchy; system of social classes; estate system

A system used for the investigation, supervision, and counseling of offenders as an alternative to incarceration, involving case work to provide recommendations to a court.

constitutional principle of the People's Republic of China regarding the governance of Hong Kong and Macau

The land division system used in the Zhou Dynasty, based on dividing land into nine squares like the character [[井|井|jing3]]

The rules, regulations, and administrative structures governing the management of employees within an organization

the collection of rules and procedures used by an organization to record and report financial information

the transformation of the residential housing system from a welfare-based allocation to a market-based commodity system

a historical local administrative and security system based on mutual surveillance and responsibility among small groups of households

system of trading curbs used in financial markets, such as limit up and limit down rules