The SAGE handbook of power / edited by Stewart R. Clegg and Mark Haugaard.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction. Why Power is the Central Concept of the Social Sciences / Mark Haugaard and Stewart R. Clegg -- Pt. I. Framing the Field -- 1. 'Power to' and 'Power over' / Gerhard Gohler -- 2. Rational Choice Approaches / Keith Dowding -- 3. Power and Liberalism / Peter Morriss -- 4. Power and Democracy / Charles Tilly -- 5. Power and Structuration Theory / Rob Stones -- 6. Power and Discourse: Towards an Anti-Foundationalist Concept of Power / Jacob Torfing -- 7. Actor-Network Theory / Rolland Munro -- 8. The Ways and Means of Power: Efficacy and Resources / Richard Jenkins -- 9. Powerful Geographies: Spatial Shifts in the Architecture of Globalization / John Allen -- Pt. II. Power and Related Analytic Concepts -- 10. Three Conceptions of the Relationship between Power and Liberty / Mitchell Dean -- 11. Power and Identity / Nigel Rapport -- 12. Culture and Power / Fredrik Engelstad -- 13. Power and Hegemony / Mark Haugaard -- 14. Power and Legitimacy: From Weber to Contemporary Theory / Ray Gordon -- 15. Collective Violence and Power / Sinisa Malesevic -- Pt. III. Power and Substantive Issues -- 16. Gender and Power / Amy Allen -- 17. Managing Power in Organizations: The Hidden History of Its Constitution / Stewart R. Clegg -- 18. Cultures of Resistance in the Workplace / David Courpasson and Francoise Dany -- 19. Power and Exclusion / Kevin Ryan -- 20. The State and Power / Bob Jessop -- 21. Reconfiguring Power in a Globalizing World / Philip G. Cerny -- 22. Discourse of Power / Stewart R. Clegg and Mark Haugaard.