### social phobia:

Xenophobia
* affects the observance of human rights in the worst way.
* can also mean the fear of trying new things.
* chronic condition in America.
* consequence of insecurity in the face of ongoing economic and social difficulties.
* fear and hatred of that which is strange or foreign
  - or prejudice toward strangers
  - an irrational fear or hatred of one the other or as a stranger
  - high, as are other forms of hatred
  - on the rise in South Africa
  - one of mankind's long-standing traditions
  - prejudice based on generalisations and stereotypes
  - something natural in many societies
  - still strong in the Earth colonies
  - the deep dislike of non-nationals by nationals of a recipient state
* is the fear of foreigners
  - strangers or foreigners
  - or hatred of anything that is strange or foreign
  - ugly cousin of nationalism, and both coexist in the mass Chinese psyche
* keeps socially integrated groups separated.
* kills civil society.
* literally means fear of dark or darker people.
  * ' is the fear or dislike of strangers or unknown things. Xenophobia can also mean the fear of trying new things. It is the fear of foreign things or people. It may increase because of immigration.

### social phylum:

Dominant phylum
* Dominant phyla show differences.
* Most dominant phyla show differences.

Minor phylum
* Minor phyla have larvae.
* Most minor phyla have larvae.

### social policy:

Social action
* are political parties
  - social policy
* is an important part of the life of the church
  - the lifeblood of the world

Social political system
* A political system social group
* Any political system is held together partly by laws, partly by moral authority.
* Political systems are social groups
  - based on religious laws are many times oppressive and against human rights
  - operate under different rules than market ones
  - use metaphors
  - vary in how much they apply the basic principles of democracy
* Some political systems have no effective nonviolent means for the succession to power.

### social political system | autarchy:

Authoritarianism
* creates middle classes, and the middle classes throw out the authoritarians.
* is autarchy
  - suspect in any area of learning or culture
* is the exercise of authority and power demanding obedience without questioning
  - manner in which tyrants and bullies threaten and throw their weight around
  - their culture

Dictatorship
* better control the elements of discipline and order in society.
* consequence of the morality of altruism.
* create poverty.
* die at different times for different reasons.
* is autarchy
  - dictatorship
  - organized force
  - power, based upon force, and unrestricted by any laws
  - security as well as fear
* is the law and they rule maliciously at times
  - twin brother of toady politics
* suppress their citizens.

Monarchy
* Monarchies are countries
  - government
* More monarchies are democratic than republics.
* Most monarchies appear to have been elective originally, but dynasties early became customary
  - are hereditary, but some are elected. * are hereditary, but some are elected. The most famous elected monarch is the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church. Some well known titles for monarchs are King, Queen, Emperor, Empress, Czar, Kaiser, Shah, Emir and Sultan
* gives way to parliamentarianism.

### social political system | autarchy | monarchy:

Absolute monarchy
* Absolute monarchies are monarchies
  - exist today only in some of the states of the Arabian Peninsula
* is still a scourge, though among despots there have been good men.

Constitutional monarchy
* Most constitutional monarchies use a parliamentary system.
* is arguably the most successful form of democratic government.