What are some examples of organization groups of

such a kind: An organized group of people created to assist people based on kinship could be called an “Ethnic Benefit Society” – frequently these might have been mens clubs in the past…

“Service Societies” etc See : Benefit

Society at Wikipedia A benefit society, fraternal benefit society or fraternal benefit order is a society, or an organization or a voluntary association formed to provide mutual aid, benefit, for instance insurance for relief from sundry difficulties. Such organizations may be formally organized with charters and established customs, or may arise ad hoc to meet unique needs of a particular time and place.

Benefit

societies may be organized around a shared ethnic background, religion, occupation, geographical area or other basis. Beneficiaries may also include financial security and/or assistance for education, unemployment, birth of a baby, sickness and medical expenses, retirement and funerals. Many benefit societies provide a social or educational framework for members and their families to help each other and contribute to the wider community.

Words for the behavior of a group helping members of their own group?

If it is a term to describe the behavior of ethnic mutual aid consider the terms discussed in Wikipedia articles below.

Do not take care in discussing group dynamics as any matter of race, religion or generalizing a behavior are always a touchy subject? These are sociology terms, that might belong more appropriately in a context that has invited such examination.

Ethnic Nepotism at the Wikipedia

in sociology, the term ethnic nepotism describes a human tendency or in-group favoritism applied by nepotism for people with the same ethnicity within a multi-ethnic society.

Who coined the term for indigenous peoples in the sub-Saharan African states? 2…

it is a long article with many terms and theories referenced with further links related:

In-group

Favoritism at the Wikipedia in-group

favouritism can be defined as either in-group, out-group or intergroup. For example in evaluation of others, in allocation of resources and in many other ways.

What is this interaction and why is it important or why are there no other theories about group conflict. What is not considered a social psychology phenomenon but a psychological phenomenon? Studies have shown that in-group favoritism arises as a result of the formation of cultural groups. 3 These cultural groups can be divided based off seemingly trivial observable traits, but with time populations grow to associate

more than one another – another long article that should be consulted

first throwing the term around before throwing the term around…

When you look around a family, I believe that the next tier up from one’s own family (in respect of courteous regard and charitable assistance) is the local community.

A body of people who live in the same place, usually sharing a common cultural or ethnic identity. Usually done with each other Once mentioned in the constitution of India, the place where a particular body of peoples lives is then understood.

OED

This is just one of the OED’s definition as it defines community under diverse types, whether geographical, ethnic, religious and ideological. What is the precise realm in which the community operates (in terms of the OP – whatever type of kinship is operating) I think that’community’ expresses the concept best.

When you look around a family, I believe that the next tier up from one’s own family (in respect of courteous regard and charitable assistance) is the local community.

A body of people who live in the same place, usually sharing a common cultural or ethnic identity. Usually done with each other Once mentioned in the constitution of India, the place where a particular body of peoples lives is then understood.

OED

This is just one of the OED’s definition as it defines community under diverse types, whether geographical, ethnic, religious and ideological. What is the precise realm in which the community operates (in terms of the OP – whatever type of kinship is operating) I think that’community’ expresses the concept best.

A sept TFD

A division of a family, especially a division of a clan.

Where in (sentence provided by me):

This close knit sept kept watch on each other’s needs.

In a very short and detailed way, I love the color scheme and have found the way to incorporate the green in my word “green.”

The generic term for such groups is literally “kinship group” which Oxford defines as kinship

group Anthropology: A family, a clan, or other group based on kinship (…) Example: a clan is a corporate kinship group whose members are considered blood relatives and claim descent from a common ancestral spirit, but who may not know their precise genealogical relationship.

Source: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com. com/definition/kinship_group (see “example sentences”)

A family of interrelated families, especially in the Scottish

Highlands 1.

1 A large family

1. A Family of 2. 2 A group of people with a common interest.

https://en.oxforddictionaries.co.uk/index.aspx (2001). In

addition, a

descent group is a social group whose members talk about common ancestry as an individual.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King.m_sio.html. How

can we identify the relatives and fellow villagers in India? Whereas even the smallest of family would have a claim on this power and protection, not just through local politics, the community might have a claim against the same, even if they were completely unlucky/not in the community itself that could help in times of need.

How do we understand the Example

sentences that fit your context?

In his time of need, Mike Smith got help from his uncle’s brother-in-law working in the same city: the Smith clan looks out for each other.

The word “clan” originated in the Scottish Highlands but is now used universally to denote a kinship group, as demonstrated by the many examples sentences at Oxford Dictionaries Dot Com.

What is nepotism? If not than why is it called corrupt? How some dictionaries define nepotism: The

practice

among those with power or influence of favouring relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs.

‘Here in the US, his years were marked by corruption

and nepotism’, wrote Prof. H. D. Rubio.

If by “kinship” you literally mean family, you could say they are helping because of “families ties.”