noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
familism; treating society/organization as a family
Refers to an ideology or practice where the family model is applied to broader social groups, emphasizing loyalty, hierarchy, and mutual support. Often used in sociological or historical contexts.
The idea of familism remains in Japanese corporate culture.
In a familistic society, group harmony is valued over the individual.
個人主義 (individualism) contrasts with 家族主義 by prioritizing individual rights and autonomy over group or family-centered values.
集団主義 (collectivism) is a broader term for prioritizing the group, while 家族主義 specifically uses the family as the model for social organization.
management familism; paternalistic management
Compound of 家族 (family) and 主義 (principle, -ism). The term is a direct calque of English 'familism' or a parallel formation in Japanese academic discourse.