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Power and powerlessness
Book • 1975
In 'Power and Powerlessness', John Gaventa examines the coexistence of wealth and poverty in Appalachia, focusing on the Clear Fork Valley.
He develops a three-dimensional theory of power, influenced by Steven Lukes and Paulo Freire, to explain why people often acquiesce to oppressive conditions.
The book delves into historical events like miners' strikes and the murder of unionist Jock Yablonski, highlighting the complex interplay of power and powerlessness.
He develops a three-dimensional theory of power, influenced by Steven Lukes and Paulo Freire, to explain why people often acquiesce to oppressive conditions.
The book delves into historical events like miners' strikes and the murder of unionist Jock Yablonski, highlighting the complex interplay of power and powerlessness.
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Peter Harris as a great book for studying unobservable forces, such as those involved in deterrence.
Peter Harris as a great book for studying unobservable forces, such as those involved in deterrence.
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