Empowerment Among Nations: A Sociological Perspective
This article discusses the meaning of power in international relations. The core argument is that power all to often is defined as "power over" and not sufficiently often as "power to." While "power over" leads to a zero-sum, conflictual, game; "power to" leads to cooperative solutions and win-win situations. A few historical examples of the relevance of this alternative perspective are provided.
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