power
ability to influence the behavior of others
United Nations Security Council veto power
power to veto U.N.S.C. resolutions
dominance
situation in which a person or group impose ideas or rules to others
Police power
capacity of the police to regulate behavior and enforce order
airpower
concept of military aviation
soft power
political influence without the use of force
competence
rights and obligations granted to a job holder or function holder
abusive power and control
behaviour of an abusive person seeking to gain and maintains power and control
sharp power
Type of power in international relations
social power
the ability to influence or outright control the behavior of people
market power
ability of a firm to raise the market price of a commodity over marginal cost
political power
power given to man by holding a political office
hard power
political influence through the use of economic and military force
bargaining power
relative ability of parties to influence each other during negotiations
national power
sum of all resources available to a nation in the pursuit of national objectives
authority
asymmetric, hierarchical social relationship
manipulation
premeditated action that seeks to manipulate
disciplining
Means of power, mediation process for self-discipline as well as obedience