SOC 101 Lecture : Power

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The ability of one person or a group to exercise influence and control over. November 30, 2011 others, even in the face of opposition. It is : built into institutions, reflected in the actions of role occupants, shaped by race, class, and gender. Authority: power that is perceived as legitimate, types of authority (max weber) Based on long-established patterns that given certain people or groups legitimate power. Due to the personal appeal of a leader, including his/her qualities that inspire devotion and obedience. Pluralist model: political power is based in interest groups. Any constituency that is organized to promote its own agenda. Ex. - ama (american medical association), madd (mothers against drunk driving: interest groups have to mobilize to effect change or express their point of view, interest groups compete for government attention. Employees of companies, union members, professional groups, and trade associations.

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