Add to ORKGThe Power Paradox: A Toolkit for Analyzing Conflict and Extremism reveals how mainstream views of power restrict the conceptual insights needed to resolve conflict. Anna Bennett insightfully explores Michel Foucault’s work on power and discourse in order to advance conceptual and contextual tools for understanding power dynamics. Through an examination of a range of extremist, terrorist, and counter-terrorist rhetoric, as well as various theories of power, Bennett analyzes the widespread problems associated with assuming that power is only repressive and competitive. This limited view reinforces — often unwittingly — divisive dynamics and stubborn polemics, which serve to continue conflict. By offering a comprehensive and constructive view ...
This synthesis of 5 prominent conflict management paradigms uses power differential as the...
John Gaventa’s Power and Powerlessness: Quiescence and Rebellion in an Appalachian Valley uses polit...
During the Cold War, a battle between two major political ideologies – one promoting democracy and f...
Power is a relational dynamic which produces a disparity of effects that cannot be reduced to an exc...
This article uses Michel Foucault\u27s conceptualization of power to rethink how power operates with...
In recent decades the political state has been implicated in genocide, mass violence, political oppr...
The political context seems to have established two stock phrases which encapsulate the meaning of t...
Media power is a crucial, although often taken for granted, concept. We assume, for example, that th...
The author analyzes the most important phenomena of our time – social violence and power – in terms ...
Michel Foucault’s construction of power offers a revaluation of the modern “perpetual ba...
What determines the relative power of opposed groups? Power, in the sense of the ability to impose o...
This article argues for the value of working with conflicts in social practice as resources for coll...
© Cambridge University Press 2015. [Strategy] is the art of creating power. Freedman (2013: xii) Int...
ABSTRACT. This article examines the concept of a central, symbolic place of power in political theor...
This paper develops a two-level model of internal and external conflict in which the paradox of powe...
This synthesis of 5 prominent conflict management paradigms uses power differential as the...
John Gaventa’s Power and Powerlessness: Quiescence and Rebellion in an Appalachian Valley uses polit...
During the Cold War, a battle between two major political ideologies – one promoting democracy and f...
Power is a relational dynamic which produces a disparity of effects that cannot be reduced to an exc...
This article uses Michel Foucault\u27s conceptualization of power to rethink how power operates with...
In recent decades the political state has been implicated in genocide, mass violence, political oppr...
The political context seems to have established two stock phrases which encapsulate the meaning of t...
Media power is a crucial, although often taken for granted, concept. We assume, for example, that th...
The author analyzes the most important phenomena of our time – social violence and power – in terms ...
Michel Foucault’s construction of power offers a revaluation of the modern “perpetual ba...
What determines the relative power of opposed groups? Power, in the sense of the ability to impose o...
This article argues for the value of working with conflicts in social practice as resources for coll...
© Cambridge University Press 2015. [Strategy] is the art of creating power. Freedman (2013: xii) Int...
ABSTRACT. This article examines the concept of a central, symbolic place of power in political theor...
This paper develops a two-level model of internal and external conflict in which the paradox of powe...
This synthesis of 5 prominent conflict management paradigms uses power differential as the...
John Gaventa’s Power and Powerlessness: Quiescence and Rebellion in an Appalachian Valley uses polit...
During the Cold War, a battle between two major political ideologies – one promoting democracy and f...