Definitions

power

the ability to influence others (towards large-scale vision) authority

the recognition of a person’s right to exercise power

French & Raven

Ways of organizing

Steps

1. First, brainstorm for a few minutes, writing down terms, phrases, and people that are most important.
2. Choose a model that you best believe captures the relationships, such as a web, events chain, spider map, or tree. Don’t worry too much about choosing or staying within that model.
3. Sketch out a diagram with the central idea first, then add words, phrases, and people connected by lines and arrows.

Task

1. Reconvene exam-prototype groups
2. Work on a mindmap alone for 10 minutes
   • concepts
   • relations between powers and outcomes
   • relations with earlier concepts (e.g., Weber)
   • examples
3. In your group decide which mindmap, or elements of different maps, you’d like to share.
4. Draw them on the board