How habitualized actions may become institutionalized

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Question: Explain how habitualized actions may become institutionalized according to Berger and Luckmann. In which ways could we say that the relationship of the government of Canada with its Indigenous peoples, has become institutionalized? Explain and give examples. What are some of the possible consequences?

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