The Many Faces of Power and Liberty: Revealed Preference, Autonomy, and Teleological Explanation
SociologyPublished 1 January 1977
Peter Abell
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Abstract
Concepts of bargaining power, influence, and manipulation are introduced and related to three different ways of operationalization—namely from decision-making, non-decision-making, and studying information flows. The concept of autonomy is introduced and briefly studied in the context of causal and teleological accounts of `power play'.
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