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Power

Name: Power
Brand: Taylor & Francis Inc
SKU: 08740901
Price: 26616 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Dennis Hume Wrong
ISBN: 9781560008224

Dennis Hume Wrong

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08740901

Publishers Taylor & Francis Inc, December 1995

This is an anatomy of power, a history of the ways in which it has been defined, and a study of its... Full description

Libristo code: 08740901

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This is an anatomy of power, a history of the ways in which it has been defined, and a study of its forms (force, manipulation, authority, and persuasion), its bases (individual and collective resources, political mobilization), and its uses. The issues that Wrong address range from the philosophical and ethical to the psychological and political. Much of the work is punctuated with careful examples from history. In his new introduction, prepared for the 1995 edition of Power, the author reconsiders the concept of power, now locating it in the broader traditions of the social sciences rather than as a series of actions and actors within the sociological tradition. As a result, Wrong emphasizes such major distinctions as "power over" and "power to", and various conflations of power as commonly used.