The CONCEPT OF POWER is as ancient and uhiquitous as any that social theory can boast, says Robert A. Dahl. He says that many people have felt the need to attach the label power to some Thing they believe they have observed. A cynical suspicion is that a Thing to which people attach the label does not exist, he says.
The CONCEPT OF POWER is as ancient and uhiquitous as any that social theory can boast, says Robert A. Dahl. He says that many people have felt the need to attach the label power to some Thing they believe they have observed. A cynical suspicion is that a Thing to which people attach the label does not exist, he says.
The CONCEPT OF POWER is as ancient and uhiquitous as any that social theory can boast, says Robert A. Dahl. He says that many people have felt the need to attach the label power to some Thing they believe they have observed. A cynical suspicion is that a Thing to which people attach the label does not exist, he says.