hierarchy
a system that ranks individuals or groups in a society
the ranking system within a corporation
the structure of different levels of management
describes a system with many levels and intricate relationships
the structure of an organization
a ranking system based on social or economic class
the system of ranks in the armed forces
a hierarchy that is difficult to change or move within
the structure of leadership in a political party
a hierarchy with clearly defined rules and levels that are closely followed
a system of ranking within a political structure
a long-established system of ranking
the structure of authority in a church
a system of ranking based on race
a system where one gender has more power or status than another
the structure of authority in a religion
the current system of ranking
a complex structure typical of a bureaucracy
the structure of authority within an administration
the structure of courts and judges
a system of ranking, common in animal groups, that determines access to resources
refers to someone's rank or place within a hierarchical system
used to specify what is being ranked
used to indicate a position within the structure
emphasizes being contained inside the system
to get a higher position in a system
to advance through the different levels of a system
to set up a hierarchy on a firm or permanent basis
to bring a hierarchy into existence
to question or fight against the established ranking system
to keep a hierarchy in its existing state
to strengthen an existing hierarchy
indicates the criteria used for ranking