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THE CONCEPT OF «POWER» IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Tacitly or explicitly, political scientists since Machiavelli and before have based their political theories upon the concept of « power ». The modern national state measures its strength in terms of its power, which is essentially military power in the « final analysis ». The theory of the.
Dec 7, 2022 · P ower of the State: A eor etical Approach. Siła państwa w ujęciu teoretycznym. • Abstract •. Power is a fundamental category in the field of. political and security sciences. It occupies ...
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to, and definition of, the state in more contemporary state theory. We show how the Weberian understanding of the state continues to exert a powerful influence on the traditional triumvirate of state theories pluralism, elite theory and Marxism– . We turn next to the challenge posed to the ascendancy of this mainstream conception of
May 19, 2022 · power, far from being the means to an end, is actually the very condition enabling a group of people to think and act in terms of the means-end category. 2. The better part of the definitional debates, as we saw, has been misled by the assumption that power is a “thing,” a “fact,” or a “phenomenon.”.
Jan 1, 2009 · Pre-copyedited version of a chapter in S. Clegg and M. Haugaard, eds, The SAGE. Handbook of Power, London: SAGE, 367-382. The state and state power are hype rcomplex and changeable phenomena and ...
May 19, 2022 · On the Concept of Power. “Power” is a central concept for politics, arguably defining the political domain as such. However, despite decades of debate across political science, sociology, and philosophy, a proper definition of power is still to be had. Existing definitions fail because they are either circular or so far removed from the ...
Dec 6, 2014 · While the meaning of the term ‘exclusion’ has changed since the mid-1970s, Cédric Frétigné (Citation 1999, p. 63) in his Sociologie de l'exclusion regards Lenoir's book as the ‘founding document’ of the modern discourse about exclusion in French society. During the late 1980s and 1990s it became the blueprint for policy change as ...
