asymmetry of power, A situation where one party holds significantly more control than another., coercive power, Power exercised through threat, pressure, or fear., soft power, Influence achieved through attraction rather than force., symbolic power, Authority derived from symbols, language, or social status., normative influence, Pressure to conform based on shared norms and expectations., manipulative tactics, Hidden or unethical strategies to influence behaviour., moral authority, Influence rooted in ethical credibility rather than position., power legitimisation, The process by which power is justified and accepted., accountability mechanisms, Structures that hold power-holders responsible., compliance without consent, Obedience that lacks genuine agreement., power vacuum, Absence of clear leadership or authority., erode trust, Gradually weaken confidence in a person or institution..

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