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In Power: A New Social Analysis, Bertrand Russell investigates the different forms of power—such as military, economic, and ideological—and how they are acquired, maintained, and exercised. He challenges the idea that economic forces alone drive society, instead placing power at the core of social organization. Russell analyzes institutions like governments, churches, and corporations, showing how they use power to influence behavior and maintain order.

The book also reflects on the ethical dimensions of power, questioning how it can be used responsibly and how it can be limited to prevent abuse. Russell’s clear and logical writing makes complex ideas accessible, encouraging readers to think critically about authority, leadership, and the structures that govern everyday life.

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SKU : 0001255

ISBN : 9781138301436

Weight : 0.8

Pages : 0

Language : english

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In Power: A New Social Analysis, Bertrand Russell investigates the different forms of power—such as military, economic, and ideological—and how they are acquired, maintained, and exercised. He challenges the idea that economic forces alone drive society, instead placing power at the core of social organization. Russell analyzes institutions like governments, churches, and corporations, showing how they use power to influence behavior and maintain order.

The book also reflects on the ethical dimensions of power, questioning how it can be used responsibly and how it can be limited to prevent abuse. Russell’s clear and logical writing makes complex ideas accessible, encouraging readers to think critically about authority, leadership, and the structures that govern everyday life.

  • Author: Bertrand Russell
  • Full Title: Power: A New Social Analysis
  • Genre: Philosophy / Political Theory / Sociology
  • Core Theme: The nature and role of power in society
  • Key Topics: Authority, social structures, influence, governance, ethics of power
  • Ideal For: Students, researchers, and readers interested in political thought, philosophy, and social sciences
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