Social_Theory_And_Analysis_Framework encompasses the analytical tools, theoretical models, and conceptual frameworks that sociologists employ to understand, explain, and predict social phenomena at various scales of analysis. This class includes demographic theories that link population patterns to societal development (Demographic_Transition_Theory), global structural theories that examine international power relations (World-systems_Theory), gender theories that analyse masculinity constructions (Hegemonic_Masculinity), statistical concepts for measuring relationships between variables (Correlation), communication systems that enable cultural transmission (Language), and educational paradigms for continuous development (Lifelong_Learning). These frameworks provide the methodological and theoretical foundation for systematic social research, enabling scholars to move beyond description to explanation and prediction. They represent the accumulated wisdom of sociological inquiry and the diverse approaches needed to comprehend the complexity of human social organisation.