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Power relations are relations among [[agents]] that are codified in [[governance]]. Within a traditional [[organization]], [[roles]] are subordinated, i.e. an employee has a manager who can assign tasks and can decide on hiring and firing. At a societal level, social [[agents]] are empowered by law. Thus, a police officer can arrest someone according to certain rules, a judge can take someone's freedom away and even the life, elected government officials can make laws, etc.

See more on [[Power]].

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