What does the power mean? Discuss various sources of power
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power means energy (electricity)
It is produced by various sources such as coal,sun,tides,thermal, geothermal, etc.
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It is produced by various sources such as coal,sun,tides,thermal, geothermal, etc.
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Meaning:
The focal point of the study of political institutions is power and its uses. Although we think of the concept of power as being associated particularly with politics or so as to say political science, but it is, in fact, exists in all types of social relationships. For Foucault (1969), ‘power relationships are present in all aspects of society.
They go right down into the depths of society…. They are not localized in the relations between the state, and its citizens, or on the frontiers between classes’. All social actions involve power relationships whether it may be between employer and employee or between husband and wife (in patriarchal society). Thus, it is of fundamental importance for the sociology to study in its manifold ramifications.
John French and Bertram Raven introduced the following five forms of power:
Coercive Power
Reward Power
Legitimate Power
Referent Power
Expert Power
The focal point of the study of political institutions is power and its uses. Although we think of the concept of power as being associated particularly with politics or so as to say political science, but it is, in fact, exists in all types of social relationships. For Foucault (1969), ‘power relationships are present in all aspects of society.
They go right down into the depths of society…. They are not localized in the relations between the state, and its citizens, or on the frontiers between classes’. All social actions involve power relationships whether it may be between employer and employee or between husband and wife (in patriarchal society). Thus, it is of fundamental importance for the sociology to study in its manifold ramifications.
John French and Bertram Raven introduced the following five forms of power:
Coercive Power
Reward Power
Legitimate Power
Referent Power
Expert Power
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