Power: Critical Concepts

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John Scott
Psychology Press, 1994 - 1408 من الصفحات
The concept of power is at the centre of social science. It is surrounded with controversy and disputes however about what it really means. This collection, edited by one of the leading commentators in the field, brings together the indispensable secondary literature. It includes a major introduction which explains why power is a key concept in the social sciences and guides the reader through the contrasting attempts to understand it.

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VOLUME
1
Commentary
2
Commentary
3
General Commentary
7
RATIONAL ACTION
11
NATION STATE
11
Commentary 3
11
232
16
41
128
A Comment
152
A Comment on Spencer and Martin
172
The Question of Power Janet A Flammang
178
42
216
The Subject and Power Michel Foucault
218
from Weber to Foucault
234
Power and Identity in Theory and Practice
251

The Interorganisational Bases
56
Commentary
60
The Distribution of Power in American Society Talcott Parsons
67
Herbert Goldhamer and Edward A Shils
103
a NationLevel Test
127
Commentary
273
43
308
Karen S Cook
363
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