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Society and social sciences, 894[edit source]

Basics, 5[edit source]

3
  1. Communication
  2. Humanities
  3. Information
  4. Nonverbal communication
  5. Social science

Anthropology, 4[edit source]

3
  1. Anthropology
  2. Biological anthropology
  3. Linguistic anthropology
  4. People

Business and economics, 96[edit source]

3

Money, 11[edit source]

  1. Money
  2. Currency
    1. Banknote
    2. Coin
    3. Exchange rate

Specific currencies, 6[edit source]

  1. Euro
  2. Japanese yen
  3. Pound sterling
  4. Renminbi
  5. Rupee
  6. United States dollar

Basic business and economics, 73[edit source]

  1. Accounting
  2. Bank
  3. Business
  4. Capital
  5. Cheque
  6. Company
  7. Corporation
    1. Multinational corporation
  8. Debt
    1. Credit card
    2. Loan
  9. E-commerce
  10. Economics
    1. Econometrics
    2. Economy
    3. Good
    4. Gross domestic product
    5. Interest
    6. Labour economics
    7. Macroeconomics
    8. Microeconomics
    9. Service
    10. Supply and demand
  11. Finance
  12. Industry
    1. Agriculture
    2. Construction
    3. Domestic worker
    4. Energy industry
    5. Factory
    6. Fishing
      1. Fishing industry
    7. Forestry
    8. Fur trade
    9. Hunting
    10. Manufacturing
    11. Mining
      1. Quarry
    12. Tourism
      1. Hotel
    13. Whaling
  13. Inflation
    1. Deflation
  14. Insurance
  15. Investment
    1. Derivative (finance)
    2. Stock
    3. Stock exchange
      1. NASDAQ
      2. New York Stock Exchange
      3. Tokyo Stock Exchange
  16. Logistics
  17. Management
  18. Market
    1. Market failure
  19. Marketing
    1. Retail
      1. Shopping mall
      2. Supermarket
    2. Sales
  20. Monopoly
  21. Partnership
  22. Pension
  23. Perfect competition
  24. Property
  25. Tax
    1. Corporate tax
    2. Income tax
    3. Property tax
    4. Sales tax
    5. Tariff
  26. Trade
    1. International trade

Work, 7[edit source]

  1. Career
  2. Employment
  3. Job
  4. Layoff
  5. Retirement
  6. Unemployment
  7. Wage

Companies, 5[edit source]

  1. Apple Inc.
  2. General Electric
  3. IBM
  4. Microsoft
  5. Standard Oil

Culture, 30[edit source]

3
  1. Culture
  2. Body modification
  3. Circumcision
  4. Flag
  5. Hunter-gatherer
  6. Nomad
  7. Oral tradition
  8. Popular culture
  9. Taboo
    1. Cannibalism
    2. Incest taboo
  10. Tradition

Holidays and observances, 18[edit source]

  1. Birthday
  2. Festival
  3. Holiday
    1. Chinese New Year
    2. Christmas
    3. Diwali
    4. Easter
    5. Eid al-Fitr
    6. Halloween
    7. Harvest festival
    8. Holi
    9. New Year's Day
    10. Passover
    11. Pentecost
    12. Rosh Hashanah
    13. Yom Kippur
  4. Ramadan
  5. Sabbath

Education, 68[edit source]

3
  1. Education
  2. Academia
  3. College
  4. Curriculum
  5. Learning
  6. Library
  7. School
    1. Boarding school
  8. Teacher
  9. Test (assessment)
  10. University

Libraries, 10[edit source]

Africa, 1[edit source]

  1. Library of Alexandria

Americas, 2[edit source]

  1. Library of Congress
  2. New York Public Library

Asia, 2[edit source]

  1. National Library of China
  2. National Diet Library

Europe, 5[edit source]

  1. Vatican Library
  2. British Library
  3. Russian State Library
  4. National Library of Russia
  5. Bibliothèque nationale de France

Educational institutions, 47[edit source]

3

Africa, 2[edit source]

  1. University of al-Qarawiyyin
  2. Al-Azhar University

Americas, 18[edit source]

  1. National Autonomous University of Mexico
  2. University of Toronto

US, 16

  1. University of Chicago
  2. California Institute of Technology
  3. Johns Hopkins University
  4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  5. Stanford University
  6. University of Virginia
  7. University of Michigan
  8. University of California, Berkeley
  9. University of California, Los Angeles

Ivy League, 7

  1. Ivy League
  2. Harvard University
  3. Yale University
  4. Princeton University
  5. Columbia University
  6. Cornell University
  7. University of Pennsylvania

Asia, 6[edit source]

  1. Kyoto University
  2. University of Tokyo
  3. Indian Institutes of Technology

China, 3

  1. University of Hong Kong
  2. Peking University
  3. Tsinghua University

Europe, 21[edit source]

  1. University of Bologna
  2. University of Copenhagen
  3. Complutense University of Madrid
  4. University of Vienna
  5. Leiden University
  6. Sapienza University of Rome
  7. University of Salamanca
  8. ETH Zurich

France, 2

  1. University of Paris
  2. Pierre and Marie Curie University

Germany, 4

  1. Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
  2. Humboldt University of Berlin
  3. University of Göttingen
  4. Heidelberg University

UK, 3

  1. University of Cambridge
  2. University of Oxford
  3. University of London

Eastern Europe, 4

  1. Charles University in Prague
  2. Jagiellonian University
  3. Moscow State University
  4. Saint Petersburg State University

Ethnology, 30[edit source]

3
  1. Ethnology
  2. Ethnocentrism
  3. Ethnography
  4. Indigenous peoples
  5. Self-determination

Ethnic groups, 25[edit source]

  1. Aboriginal Australians
  2. Adivasi
  3. Arabs
  4. Austronesian peoples
  5. Bantu peoples
  6. Bedouin
  7. Berber people
  8. San people
  9. Creole peoples
  10. Han Chinese
  11. Hmong people
  12. Indigenous peoples of the Americas
    1. Cherokee
    2. Inuit
    3. Maya peoples
    4. Navajo people
  13. Jews
  14. Maasai people
  15. Māori people
  16. Proto-Indo-Europeans
  17. Romani people
  18. Slavs
  19. Tibetan people
  20. Uyghur people
  21. Yoruba people

International organizations, 28[edit source]

3
  1. African Union
  2. Arab League
  3. Association of Southeast Asian Nations
  4. Commonwealth of Independent States
  5. Commonwealth of Nations
  6. Council of Europe
  7. European Union
  8. International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
  9. Interpol
  10. League of Nations
  11. NATO
  12. Nobel Prize
  13. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
  14. Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
  15. Organization of American States
  16. OPEC
  17. Scouting
  18. United Nations
    1. International Atomic Energy Agency
    2. International Court of Justice
    3. International Criminal Court
    4. International Monetary Fund
    5. UNESCO
    6. UNICEF
    7. World Bank Group
    8. World Health Organization
    9. World Trade Organization
  19. Warsaw Pact

Language, 181[edit source]

Basics, 47[edit source]

3
  1. Language
  2. Grammar
    1. Adjective
    2. Adposition
    3. Adverb
    4. Conjunction
    5. Noun
      1. Name
        1. Personal name
        2. Family name
    6. Syntax
    7. Verb
    8. Origin of language
  3. Linguistics
    1. Comparative linguistics
    2. Historical linguistics
    3. Linguistic typology
  4. Literacy
    1. Reading
  5. Morphology
    1. Morpheme
  6. Phonetics
    1. Phoneme
      1. Consonant
      2. Vowel
  7. Phonology
    1. Syllable
  8. Rhetoric
  9. Semantics
    1. Euphemism
    2. Profanity
  10. Semiotics
    1. Symbol
  11. Sociolinguistics
    1. Accent
    2. Dialect
    3. Diglossia
    4. Endangered language
    5. Language death
    6. Multilingualism
    7. Slang
  12. Speech
  13. Translation
  14. Word
  15. Writing
    1. Orthography
    2. Writing system

Language families, 28[edit source]

3
  1. Language family
  2. Afroasiatic languages
    1. Semitic languages
  3. Algic languages
  4. Austroasiatic languages
  5. Austronesian languages
  6. Creole language
  7. Dravidian languages
  8. Eskimo–Aleut languages
  9. Indo-European languages
    1. Indo-Aryan languages
    2. Romance languages
    3. Germanic languages
    4. Iranian languages
    5. Slavic languages
  10. Kartvelian languages
  11. Khoisan languages
  12. Niger–Congo languages
    1. Bantu languages
  13. Nilo-Saharan languages
  14. North Caucasian languages
  15. Sign language
  16. Sino-Tibetan languages
  17. Tai–Kadai languages
  18. Trans–New Guinea languages
  19. Turkic languages
  20. Uralic languages
  21. Uto-Aztecan languages

Alphabets and writing systems, 19[edit source]

3
  1. Alphabet
  2. Letter
  3. Braille
  4. Arabic alphabet
  5. Brahmic scripts
  6. Chinese characters
  7. Cuneiform
  8. Cyrillic script
  9. Devanagari
  10. Egyptian hieroglyphs
  11. Greek alphabet
  12. Hangul
  13. International Phonetic Alphabet
  14. Japanese writing system
  15. Latin script
  16. Morse code
  17. Phoenician alphabet
  18. Runes
  19. Rosetta Stone

Specific languages, 87[edit source]

3
  1. Esperanto
  2. Japanese language
  3. Hungarian language
  4. Korean language
  5. Quechuan languages
  6. Sumerian language
  7. Thai language

Afroasiatic languages, 11[edit source]

  1. Akkadian language
  2. Amharic
  3. Arabic language
    1. Egyptian Arabic
  4. Aramaic language
  5. Berber languages
  6. Egyptian language
  7. Hebrew language
  8. Hausa language
  9. Oromo language
  10. Somali language

Austronesian languages, 7[edit source]

  1. Cebuano language
  2. Indonesian language
  3. Javanese language
  4. Malagasy language
  5. Malay language
  6. Sundanese language
  7. Tagalog language

Austro-Asiatic languages, 2[edit source]

  1. Khmer language
  2. Vietnamese language

Indo-European languages, 40[edit source]

  1. Armenian language
  2. Ancient Greek
  3. Greek language

Indo-Aryan languages, 14

  1. Assamese language
  2. Bengali language
  3. Hindustani language
    1. Hindi
    2. Urdu
  4. Marathi language
  5. Nepali language
  6. Oriya language
  7. Pali
  8. Sanskrit
  9. Sindhi language
  10. Sinhala language
  11. Punjabi language
  12. Gujarati language

Romance languages, 6

  1. French language
  2. Italian language
  3. Latin
  4. Portuguese language
  5. Romanian language
  6. Spanish language

Germanic languages, 8

  1. Danish language
  2. Dutch language
  3. English language
    1. Middle English
    2. Old English
  4. German language
  5. Swedish language
  6. Yiddish language

Iranian languages, 3

  1. Kurdish languages
  2. Pashto language
  3. Persian language

Slavic languages, 6

  1. Czech language
  2. Old Church Slavonic
  3. Polish language
  4. Russian language
  5. Serbo-Croatian
  6. Ukrainian language

Dravidian languages, 4[edit source]

  1. Kannada language
  2. Malayalam
  3. Tamil language
  4. Telugu language

Niger–Congo languages, 4[edit source]

  1. Fula language
  2. Igbo language
  3. Swahili language
  4. Yoruba language

Sino-Tibetan languages, 8[edit source]

  1. Burmese language
  2. Chinese language
    1. Classical Chinese
    2. Hakka Chinese
    3. Mandarin Chinese
    4. Wu Chinese
    5. Yue Chinese
    6. Min Chinese

Turkic languages, 4[edit source]

  1. Azerbaijani language
  2. Kazakh language
  3. Turkish language
  4. Uzbek language

Law, 77[edit source]

3

For legal history, see History of other topics

  1. Law

Basics, 22[edit source]

  1. Alternative dispute resolution
  2. Appeal
  3. Capital punishment
  4. Constitution
  5. Contract
  6. Damages
  7. Equity
  8. Evidence
  9. Freedom of speech
  10. Impartiality
  11. Injunction
  12. Jurisprudence
  13. Justice
  14. Lawsuit
  15. Negligence
  16. Presumption of innocence
  17. Rights
    1. Civil and political rights
    2. Suffrage
  18. Tort
  19. Trial
  20. Witness

Subjects, 15[edit source]

  1. Administrative law
  2. Civil law
  3. Common law
  4. Criminal law
  5. Custom
  6. Intellectual property
    1. Copyright
    2. Patent
  7. International law
  8. Precedent
  9. Property law
    1. Will and testament
  10. Religious law
  11. Statutory law
  12. Trust law

Institutions and professions, 8[edit source]

  1. Court
  2. Judge
  3. Judiciary
    1. Rule of law
  4. Jury
  5. Lawyer
  6. Police
  7. Security

Crime, 19[edit source]

  1. Crime
  2. Assault
  3. Battery (crime)
  4. Forensic science
  5. Fraud
  6. Genocide
  7. Homicide
    1. Murder
  8. Illegal drug trade
  9. Kidnapping
  10. Organized crime
  11. Piracy
  12. Robbery
  13. Sexual assault
    1. Rape
  14. Smuggling
  15. Theft
  16. Torture
  17. Violence

Specific documents, 12[edit source]

  1. Code of Hammurabi
  2. Corpus Juris Civilis
  3. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
  4. Geneva Conventions
  5. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
  6. International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
  7. Magna Carta
  8. Napoleonic Code
  9. Nuremberg principles
  10. United States Constitution
  11. United States Declaration of Independence
  12. Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Mass media, 60[edit source]

For technology of mass communication (television, radio, etc.) see technology section

3
  1. Advertising
  2. Cartoon
  3. Journalism
  4. Mass media
  5. News
  6. Propaganda
  7. Public relations
  8. Publishing

Magazines, 14[edit source]

  1. Magazine
  2. Life
  3. Mad
  4. National Geographic
  5. The New Yorker
  6. People
  7. Playboy
  8. Punch
  9. Reader's Digest
  10. Rolling Stone
  11. Scientific American
  12. Der Spiegel
  13. Time
  14. Vogue

Newspapers, 6[edit source]

  1. Newspaper
  2. The Times
  3. The New York Times
  4. The Wall Street Journal
  5. The Washington Post
  6. Le Monde

Radio, 4[edit source]

  1. The Goon Show
  2. Grand Ole Opry
  3. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
  4. The Shadow

Television, 23[edit source]

  1. Documentary film
  2. Emmy Award
  3. Game show
  4. Sitcom
  5. Soap opera
  6. Television program
    1. 60 Minutes
    2. All in the Family
    3. Doctor Who
    4. Gunsmoke
    5. I Love Lucy
    6. The Jack Benny Program
    7. Meet the Press
    8. Roots
    9. Sesame Street
    10. The Simpsons
    11. Star Trek
    12. Soul Train
    13. Tom and Jerry
    14. The Tonight Show
    15. The Twilight Zone
  7. Television network
    1. BBC

Websites, 5[edit source]

  1. Facebook
  2. Twitter
  3. Google
  4. YouTube
  5. Uncyclopedia

Museums, 20[edit source]

3
  1. Museum

Americas, 5[edit source]

  1. American Museum of Natural History
  2. Metropolitan Museum of Art
  3. Museum of Modern Art
  4. National Gallery of Art
  5. Smithsonian Institution

Asia, 2[edit source]

  1. National Museum of China
  2. National Palace Museum

Europe, 12[edit source]

  1. British Museum
  2. Hermitage Museum
  3. Louvre
  4. Musée d'Orsay
  5. Musée National d'Art Moderne
  6. Museo del Prado
  7. National Gallery
  8. Natural History Museum, London
  9. Rijksmuseum
  10. Tate Modern
  11. Uffizi
  12. Vatican Museums

Politics and government, 66[edit source]

3
  1. Politics
  2. Political science
  3. Capitalism
  4. Civics
    1. Colonialism
    2. Democracy
    3. Dictatorship
    4. Monarchy
      1. Absolute monarchy
      2. Constitutional monarchy
    5. Oligarchy
    6. Republic
    7. Socialism
    8. Theocracy
  5. Civil liberties
  6. Diplomacy
    1. Ambassador
    2. Diplomatic mission
  7. Election
  8. Globalization
  9. Imperialism
  10. International relations
  11. Patriotism
  12. Political party
  13. Revolution
  14. Riot
  15. Welfare

State and government, 19[edit source]

  1. State
  2. Government
  3. Citizenship
  4. City-state
  5. Confederation
  6. Country
  7. Empire
  8. Executive
    1. Head of state
  9. Federation
  10. Legislature
    1. Parliament
  11. Nation state
  12. Public administration
    1. Civil service
  13. Public policy
  14. Separation of powers
  15. Unitary state
  16. Welfare state

Ideology and political theory, 20[edit source]

  1. Ideology
  2. Anarchism
  3. Christian democracy
  4. Communism
    1. Marxism
      1. Leninism
  5. Conservatism
  6. Constitutionalism
  7. Cosmopolitanism
  8. Fascism
    1. Nazism
  9. Green politics
  10. Islamism
  11. Liberalism
  12. Libertarianism
  13. Multiculturalism
  14. Nationalism
    1. Zionism
  15. Social democracy
  16. Totalitarianism

Psychology, 81[edit source]

3
  1. Psychology
  2. Clinical psychology
  3. Cognitive psychology
  4. Developmental psychology
  5. Evolutionary psychology
  6. Personality psychology
  7. Psychology of religion
  8. Psychopathy
  9. Psychotherapy

Psychology schools, 5[edit source]

  1. Analytical psychology
  2. Behaviorism
  3. Gestalt psychology
  4. Humanistic psychology
  5. Psychoanalysis

Concepts, 22[edit source]

  1. Amnesia
  2. Anxiety
  3. Behavior
  4. Cognition
  5. Cognitive development
  6. Confirmation bias
  7. Consciousness
  8. Creativity
  9. Dream
  10. Human intelligence
  11. Introspection
  12. Memory
  13. Mind
  14. Mood
  15. Motivation
  16. Oedipus complex
  17. Perception
  18. Personality
  19. Phobia
  20. Stereotype
  21. Temperament
  22. Thought

Emotions and traits, 26[edit source]

  1. Emotion
  2. Agreeableness
  3. Anger
  4. Conscientiousness
  5. Courage
  6. Curiosity
  7. Disgust
  8. Doubt
  9. Extraversion and introversion
  10. Fear
  11. Guilt (emotion)
  12. Happiness
  13. Hatred
  14. Hope
  15. Humour
  16. Jealousy
  17. Love
  18. Lust
  19. Neuroticism
  20. Openness to experience
  21. Pleasure
  22. Pride
  23. Sadness
  24. Shame
  25. Surprise
  26. Suffering

Interpersonal relations, 19[edit source]

  1. Aggression
  2. Altruism
  3. Authority
  4. Betrayal
  5. Blame
  6. Bullying
  7. Charisma
  8. Competition
  9. Conformity
  10. Egocentrism
  11. Empathy
  12. Forgiveness
  13. Lie
  14. Privacy
  15. Prejudice
  16. Punishment
  17. Respect
  18. Shyness
  19. Trust

Society, 75[edit source]

3
  1. Society
  2. Civil society
  3. Institution
  4. Social order
  5. Solidarity
  6. Public

Groups, 12[edit source]

  1. Club
  2. Community
  3. Gang
  4. Organization
    1. Non-governmental organization
    2. Nonprofit organization
    3. Trade union
  5. Secret society
  6. Social network
  7. Support group
  8. Tribe
  9. Voluntary association

Services and institutions, 7[edit source]

  1. Emergency department
    1. Emergency management
  2. Firefighting
  3. Orphanage
  4. Prison
  5. Psychiatric hospital
  6. Social work

Issues, 25[edit source]

  1. Social issue
  2. Abortion
  3. Animal welfare
  4. Child labour
  5. Corruption
  6. Deforestation
  7. Disability
  8. Environmentalism
  9. Euthanasia
  10. Famine
  11. Human migration
    1. Immigration
  12. Humanitarianism
  13. One-child policy
  14. Pacifism
    1. Peace
    2. World peace
  15. Plagiarism
  16. Pollution
    1. Air pollution
    2. Water pollution
  17. Poverty
  18. Social movement
  19. Suicide
  20. Sustainable development

Social status, 25[edit source]

  1. Economic inequality
  2. Ethnic group
  3. Feminism
  4. Human rights
  5. Minority group
  6. Political freedom
  7. Race
  8. Social stratification
  9. Slavery

Caste, 5[edit source]

  1. Caste
  2. Caste system in India
    1. Dalit
    2. Varna (Hinduism)
  3. Four occupations

Social classes, 7[edit source]

  1. Social class
  2. Bourgeoisie
  3. Clergy
  4. Eunuch
  5. Middle class
  6. Peasant
  7. Proletariat

Discrimination, 4[edit source]

  1. Discrimination
  2. Class discrimination
  3. Racism
  4. Sexism

Sociology, 17[edit source]

3
  1. Sociology
  2. Criminology
  3. Demographics
  4. Etiquette
  5. Nature versus nurture
  6. Peer pressure
  7. Social change
  8. Social control
    1. Deviance
  9. Social group
  10. Social reality
  11. Social research
  12. Social theory
  13. Socialization
  14. Sociological theory
  15. Structure and agency
  16. Subculture

War and military, 56[edit source]

3
  1. War
  2. Casualty
  3. Desertion
  4. Duel
  5. Fortification
    1. Castle
    2. Defensive wall
  6. Law of war
  7. Medal
  8. Militarism
  9. Military–industrial complex
  10. Operational level of war
  11. Prisoner of war
  12. Refugee
  13. Surrender
  14. War crime

Military, 7[edit source]

  1. Military
  2. Conscription
  3. Military logistics
  4. Military reserve
  5. Military science
  6. Military strategy
  7. Military tactics

Military forces, 6[edit source]

  1. Armed forces
  2. Air force
  3. Army
  4. Cavalry
  5. Infantry
  6. Navy

Military operations, 5[edit source]

  1. Battle
  2. Blockade
  3. Combat
  4. Military campaign
  5. Offensive

Military organization, 5[edit source]

  1. Military organization
  2. Battalion
  3. Command and control
  4. Division (military)
  5. Staff

Military ranks, 3[edit source]

  1. Military rank
  2. Officer
  3. Soldier

Wars by type, 5[edit source]

  1. Civil war
  2. Ethnic conflict
  3. Invasion
  4. Rebellion
  5. Terrorism

Warfare by type, 9[edit source]

  1. Aerial warfare
  2. Anti-aircraft warfare
  3. Armoured warfare
  4. Espionage
  5. Guerrilla warfare
  6. Naval warfare
  7. Siege
  8. Sniper
  9. Trench warfare