Phrases

The asset an individual can manage, use, or dispose as he/she wishes.

A reporter working for a newspaper company or magazine company, who takes photos for the media.

A group within a society classified based on one's economic status, level of education, job, etc., who share a similar attitude toward life, social consciousness, custom, etc.

A field of study that seeks objective rules that affect social phenomena.

All problems rising due to the conflicts or defects of a social system.

A phenomenon in which a part or the whole of a social structure or order changes.

The economic security provided by a state, in such sectors such as social insurance, livelihood protection, public hygiene, etc., to protect the right to live of its people.

The national system that financially supports people with difficulties in their life such as diseases, disasters, unemployment, etc.

Social policies and facilities provided in all the areas of people's social lives such as education, culture, medical service, labor, etc., to improve the people's lives and to provide social security.

A continuous, voluntary, and organized group movement, to change the social system entirely, or to solve a specific social problem.

The social ethics that must be secured, in order to guarantee social equality and decent lives for all people.

The system of rules such as economy, law, religion, morals, customs, etc., that the members of a society support.

The continued state of harmony and balance among many elements and groups that exist in a society.

All phenomena such as economy, morals, law, religion, etc., that are created by human social activities.

A country based on the economic ideology that is against the private property system and aims at realizing an economically-equal society.

A society based on mass production and mass consumption, whose economy is industry-centered.

A physical and mental damage from an accident which is caused by the work environment or a behavior during work.

In a seven-day cycle, the phenomenon of winter temperature change, in which there are three cold days and four warm days.

The oldest period ever found that has a historic record.

A level of speech that raises the addressee using a certain sentence-final ending.