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Integrative PowerBack to Index |
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Integrative poweris the power of social ties and the power of identity – the power of theintegrative system(the system of social bonds that hold people together in groups). Although seldom considered a source of power, Kenneth Boulding argued that integrative power is the strongest form of power because all others depend on the integrative system in order to work. |
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