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This is even more ironical because where social work is taught , usually in a university in a department or a school of social administration or social work , often ( where they are small ) they are attached to sociology departments . This section examines some specific controversies about the kinds of social relations that people develop when they communicate via computer networks . If the bourgeoisie gained control over economic life long before it overthrew feudal society , the proletariat , in turn , gains its own revolutionary power by the fact that it is " disciplined , united , organized " by the factory system.6 In both cases , the development of the productive forces becomes incompatible with the traditional system of social relations . Noteworthy progress has also been achieved in their dress , housing , preparation of food , treatment of wives , and , generally , in their ideas of social relations ; so much so that the Blood Indian of to-day may be considered an entirely different being from his predecessor of twenty-five years ago . " In short , masculinist responses to men 's fears of social feminization resulted in men 's creation of homosocial institutions in which adult men , separated from women , could engage in ' masculine ' activities often centered around the development and celebration of physical strength and violence ( Messner , p. 9 ) . The advantages of a written constitution , considered as the original contract of society must immediately strike every reflecting mind ; power , when undefined , soon becomes unlimited ; and the disquisition of social rights where there is no text to resort to , for their explanation , is a task , equally above ordinary capacities , and incompatable with the ordinary pursuits , of the body of the people . " But Sanchez regretted that " most of the member governments of the NAM and especially its most active and ' historic ' leaders persist in juxtaposing rights of the human person , and try to justify for example grave violations of civil and political rights with the supposed or real ' achievements ' in the area of social rights . With a $ 750,000 grant from the Ford Foundation , he launched the Department of Social Relations , which included two nontenured faculty members and four graduate students . Human interdependence is contemporary fact ; human brotherhood must be willed , however , as a condition of future survival and as the most appropriate form of social relations . Attention will be focused on the role of social institutions as they have changed in relation to urban problems .