tually, this dhange has been reflected most in the growing influence of various related theoretical orientation which fail under the rubric of system theory. Such approaches, a:- their name implies, assume the fundamental inter-relatedness of all tonus of social behaviour. Changes incorporated at any part of the 'system' whether economic, political .social, or psychological, will have an impact on the other dimensions. To understand pressures toward either change or stability, it is necessary to have a concept of how the social system
