Three Faces of Power Katie Witkiewitz This resource for teachers

This resource for teachers

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Three Faces of Power Katie Witkiewitz This resource for teachersThe author of this treatise identifies three broad types of power: threat power, economic power and integrative power. Threat power is defined as based on the power to destroy, and particularly important in political life. Economic power, the author believes, derives from the power to produce and exchange goods, and depends on the changing distribution of property ownership. The third concept, integrative power, is shown as resting on relationships