Question

Why is the system of relations between states sometimes referred to as a society?

Answer 1

               State is the means of rule over a defined or "sovereign" territory. It is comprised of an executive, a bureaucracy, courts and other institutions. But, above all, a state levies taxes and operates a military and police force.
              State and society must support one another to manage the poverty in order to reach welfare. Society tries to fulfill basic needs by implementing their local wisdom. On the other hand, state supports the society by give facilities and access to preserve traditions and to adapt them to the dynamic era.