Imp Definition Flashcards

1
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Who defined power as the ability to influence the behavior of others?

Or

A has power over B to the extent that A can get B to do something which B would not have done otherwise.

A

Robert Dahl

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2
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power is the ability to enforce one’s will even against resistance.

A

Max Webber

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3
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Who described power as rational rather than a possession.

Or

Power as normalization and subjection through governble identities.

A

Michel Foucault 💀

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4
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The ability to shape preferences and control outcomes.

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Power as structural arrangements in which perceptions of people are shaped to perpetuate domination without any observable conflict. ♥️

A

Stephen Lukes

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5
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Who emphasized the concept of soft power?

A

Joseph Nye

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6
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Who viewed power as a zero-sum game.

A

Thomas Hobbes

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7
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Power is the central principle of international politics.

A

Hans Morgenthau

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8
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Who argued that power is the capacity to achieve desired outcomes?

A

David Baldwin

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9
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What does John Locke associate power with?

A

Natural rights and the consent of the governed.

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10
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Power is the art of possible

A

Otto Von Bismark

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11
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Who said Power is about ____influence____ in decision-making.

A

Robert Dahl

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12
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Who described power as the ability to command resources?

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Kenneth Waltz

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13
Q

What is the main idea behind power in the context of realism?

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Power is the primary currency of international relations.

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14
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Who proposed the concept of ‘power over’ versus ‘power to’?

A

Mary Parker Follett

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15
Q

Politics is about who gets What, when and how.

A

Herold Lasswell

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16
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What is the focus of feminist theories on power?

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The gendered nature of power relations.

17
Q

Politics as capacity of acting in concert

A

Hannah Ardent

18
Q

Politics as authoritative allocation of value.

A

David Easton

19
Q

Politics is concerned creating a _just society _and ensuring ‘good life’ of the community.

20
Q

Who introduced the concept of ‘network power’?

A

Manuel Castells

21
Q

Politics is like one group of person controlled by another.

A

Kate Millet

22
Q

Politics as General arrangements of a set of people whom “chance and choice” have brought together.

23
Q

Power is about interdependence in global governance.

A

Robert Keohane

24
Q

Who argued that power is relational and exists in social interactions?

A

Judith Butler

25
Q

Who said politics is the study of influence and influential?

A

Harold Lasswell

26
Q

Liberty is the maintenance of that atmosphere in which man have the opportunity to be their best selves.

Liberty means freedom from restraints.

27
Q

Liberty is a positive power of doing those things which are worthy of doing & enjoying.

A

T.H. Green

28
Q

Power as currency

A

Talcot person

29
Q

The power of man over the minds and action of other man.

A

Hans Morgenthau

30
Q

Who made the difference between extractive and development of power.

Extractive power to get others to do something

Development power as ability to fulfills one’s own self appointed goals.

A

C.B. Macpherson

31
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Power is cultural hegemony

A

Antonio Gramsci

32
Q

Radical view of power, 3rd dimension of power.

A

Steven Lukes

33
Q

Power tends to corrupt & absolute power corrupt absolutely.

A

Lord Acton

34
Q

Who wrote this books

  1. Democratic theory: essay retrieval
  2. The real world of democracy.
A

C.B. Macpherson

35
Q

Rights are Entitlements

A

Andrew Heywood