Tribal Systems

Tribal systems are organized social structures based on kinship, clan membership, and shared customs, usually within indigenous or traditional communities. They often emphasize collective decision-making, oral traditions, and cultural practices passed down through generations. These systems typically prioritize community well-being over individual interests and may operate with leadership roles such as elders or chiefs. Tribal systems are adaptable and vary widely across different groups, serving as the foundation for social, political, and economic relationships within the community.