4. z
According to Morgenthau, “Power is
the power of man on others” just like a
“man’s control over the minds and
actions of other men.”
5. z
Another definition is from
Schwarzenberg who view power as “the
capacity of one to impose his will on
others by reliance on effective sanctions
in case of noncompliance.”
6. z
Charles P. Schleicher defines power as “the
ability to exercise such control as to make
others do what they otherwise would not do by
rewarding or promising to compensate them, or
by denying or undermining to deny them of
something they value.”
7. z
CONTROL
In Social Science and Legislative issues,
Control is the capacity to impact is the
capacity to impact or through and through
control the behavior of individuals
8. z
What is National Control (power) at that point? “National
Control (power) is that combination of control and
capability of a state which the state employments
for satisfying its national interface and goals”
concurring to Padelford and Lincoln.
To Hartman, it indicates the capacity of a country to satisfy
national objectives, how much effective or powerless a
specific country in securing them.
9. z
MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES OF
NATIONAL CONTROL (POWER):
1. National Control is both a Implies as well
as a Conclusion in Universal Relations
National implies that the control the behavior
of other states.
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2. National Control is the Capacity to
Secure Objectives of National Interest:
National Control is the capacity or capacity
of a country to impact or alter the behavior
of other countries.
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4. No Two Countries Have Break even with Power:
Further, it must be famous that no two countries have
or can have completely break even with control.
There can be as it were a harsh balance between two
similarly capable super powers or extraordinary powers
or major powers
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3. National Control is Energetic and
Relative in Character:
National control is continuously relative to
time and assets
