January 2005
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... However, to differentiate between different dimensions of power, and how they mattered for governance during the euro crisis, we require as a starting point a general notion of power. Here we draw on the later Lukes' (2005) insightful combination of theoretical perspectives that focus on direct decision-making power (Dahl 1957), indirect agenda-setting power (Bachrach and Baratz 1970) and preference shaping (Lukes 1974). Lukes (2005: 65) defines power as "agents' abilities to bring about significant effects, specifically by furthering their own interests and/or affecting the interest of others, whether positively or negatively". ...
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January 2005