Hierarchilism
Hierarchilism is a concept that describes the organization of entities in a hierarchical structure, where each entity is subordinate to another, except for the highest-ranking entity. This structure implies a clear chain of command and distinct levels of authority or importance. In a hierarchilism, information, decisions, and responsibilities typically flow downwards from higher levels to lower levels, while reporting and feedback often travel upwards.
This organizational principle is prevalent in many aspects of society, including governments, corporations, military organizations, and
The term itself suggests a focus on the "hierarchy" as the fundamental organizing principle. While often associated