Power

Question 1

Power

Answer 1

Power is seen as the ability to effect change rather than it being viewed as a unitary or independent force, is as an aspect of relations among people function within a social organisation

Question 2

Joseph Nye

Answer 2

The ability to influence others in order to get what outcome you want

Question 3

Hard Power

Answer 3

Power through the use of force like an army or sanctions

Question 4

Soft Power

Answer 4

Using persuasion and influence to attain power

Question 5

Smart Power

Answer 5

A mix of both power through force and persuasion

Question 6

Capability Power

Answer 6

The potential power of a nation-state

Question 7

Relational Power

Answer 7

Relational power defines a country’s power by how much more powerful the country is compared to other countries.

Question 8

Structural Power

Answer 8

When states influence the political ideas, structures, and frameworks of global politics

Question 9

Economic Power

Answer 9

States ability to use wealth to obtain desired outcomes

Question 10

Military Power

Answer 10

Essentially hard power using force on another group: Bigger army more powerful

Question 11

Social/Cultural Power

Answer 11

Exporting and sharing culture to other states