institutsioonilisel

Institutsioonilisel refers to something that is related to or characterized by institutions. An institution, in its broadest sense, is a settled and established practice, system, or organization that is part of the fundamental structure of a society or a particular field. This can encompass a wide range of entities, from formal organizations like governments, universities, and corporations, to more informal structures like marriage, legal systems, or even cultural norms that have become deeply ingrained.

When an action, practice, or characteristic is described as "institutsioonilisel," it suggests that it is embedded within or arises from the established rules, procedures, or norms of such an institution. This could mean that it is officially sanctioned, supported by the institution's resources, or reflects the prevailing ideology or structure of the institution. For example, "institutsioonilisel võim" (institutional power) refers to the authority and influence derived from holding a position within an established organization. Similarly, "institutsioonilisel diskrimineerimisel" (institutional discrimination) points to discriminatory practices that are systemic within an organization or societal structure, rather than being solely the result of individual prejudice. Understanding the institutional context is often crucial for analyzing the behavior, impact, and persistence of various social phenomena.