A four-volume work about the sources of this concept was written by British sociologist Michael Mann. A "Radical View"of this concept titles a 1974 book by Steven Lukes, who claimed that it has three dimensions - the fiÂrst occurring in decisionmakingscenarios, the second in non-decisionmaking events, and the third being latent or hidden-from-view. Five forms of thiswere described in the best-known theory by John French and Bertram Raven, though Raven later added a sixth form calledthe informational. In the book Bound to Lead, Joseph Nye coined a term for a specifiÂc type of this, which he defiÂned as abilityto use attraction instead of coercion to achieve results. Another book which begins by discussing the "fear of being touched"examin
A four-volume work about the sources of this concept was written by British sociologist Michael Mann. A "Radical View"of this concept titles a 1974 book by Steven Lukes, who claimed that it has three dimensions - the fiÂrst occurring in decisionmakingscenarios, the second in non-decisionmaking events, and the third being latent or hidden-from-view. Five forms of thiswere described in the best-known theory by John French and Bertram Raven, though Raven later added a sixth form calledthe informational. In the book Bound to Lead, Joseph Nye coined a term for a specifiÂc type of this, which he defiÂned as abilityto use attraction instead of coercion to achieve results. Another book which begins by discussing the "fear of being touched"examines why packs of people are wooed by this idea. For 10 points, name this concept which Elias Canetti paired with crowds,and which has a "bio" form hypothesized by Michel Foucault.
A four-volume work about the sources of this concept was written by British sociologist Michael Mann.
social or political power [also accept authority or influence - but only accept those other answers before "Steven Lukes" - accept soft power at any time since it refers to Nye's idea and isn't particularly wrong otherwise]