The Nature of Power

Abstract

Power is the strength that protects lives so that each human is able to constantly be created and transformed each other with human nature. The vitality of human is manifested through the labor creating the products. The relation between the laborers and the products is economic relation; the one between the laborers and the non-laborers is the political relation. Laborers play an intermediary role in the relation between the non-laborers and the products as the political economic relation. If the power of the laborers is privately – owned in the political economy, the power of the non-laborers is privately –  individual in political economy. Religious organizations, the states, and companies are different in their ideals and organizing methods, but they all have the nature of the private individual  regime in terms of political economy. The political and economic power gained by religions, states, and companies is manifested in the salaried jobs of clergy, bureaucrats and businessmen, but the monetary wealth of clergy, bureaucrats and businessmen are private individual  in the political economy. Owning actual people by labor is politically privately – owned , so the  private individual in the political economy will be eliminated inevitably.

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webmail update 2014. 2023. "The Nature of Power". London Journal of Humanities and Social Science LJRHSS Volume 20 (LJRHSS Volume 20 Issue 16): NA.

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