What is Power Power or Rights?

You've hit someone on the highway! Shout out that my dad is Li Gang. The traffic police instigated this, this is the right!! Haaaha.

Right and power are both right words.

The connotations are different.

1. The subject of the behavior is different from the behavior attributes.

The subjects of rights are generally citizens, legal persons and other social organizations (when state organs carry out civil acts, they are also the subjects of rights). The subject of power can only be the state organ and its specific staff members who have been delegated with authority. According to the nature of their behaviors, rights behaviors are generally civil acts and social and political acts; Acts of power are generally legislative, administrative, judicial and other acts that belong to official duties, also known as "powers", which are a kind of public power.

2. Mandatory is different.

Both rights and powers are coercive on the counterpart. The subject who enjoys the right in law can require the relative human or non-certain behavior according to the law, which is also a kind of compulsion, but it is different from the coercion of power. Power has the direct coercive power of the state.

Rights are only backed by the coercive power of the State. When the right cannot be realized or is infringed upon, the right holder may request the state to exercise its power to provide protection or remedy, but the right holder shall not exert coercive force on the counterparty on its own. If the debtor is not allowed to be detained or beaten for debt collection.

Therefore, the coercion of power is direct, and the coercion of power is mediated by power and is indirect.

3. The legal status is different.

The right can be enjoyed by the right holder alone, either as a right with a specific counterparty (e.g., creditor's rights) or as a general counterparty (e.g., property ownership). In the presence of a bilateral relationship with the corresponding obligor, the legal status of both parties is equal. Some of the rights enjoyed by the subject of rights can also be transferred, or the rights only exist in the relationship with the specific counterpart.

A single subject cannot exercise its powers, because the powers are subject to the obedience of the other party in China, which is a relationship of management and obedience. Therefore, power is one-way, top-down, and bilateral relations are unequal. The subject of power shall not give up or transfer the power granted to it, and the power is also a responsibility (duty) for the state, and it must not be neglected or used, otherwise it will be a dereliction of duty.

Yes, the right is a "qualification", for example, you have the right to claim compensation from the other party; Quan Tan is a public power, generally a legislative act, an administrative act.

Judicial acts, etc., can be understood as the act of a public authority, also known as "power", and Rancella can ask to do something, with a punishment attached.

Power is a special influence between people, the ability of some people to have the desired and predetermined influence on others, or a relationship in which the behavior of one person or many people causes the behavior of another person or many others to change.

There are usually two types of power: economic power and political power. Economic power refers to the right to possess, dominate, distribute and manage material wealth. Political power mainly refers to the power of the state, but also includes the power of parties and the power of groups.

With certain means of political coercion, the subject of power has a kind of dominance and control over power in an orderly structure, which is the internal unity of position, authority, responsibility and service.

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From ancient times to the present, Chinese and foreign scholars have different opinions on the definition of the connotation of power. What is Power? Max Weber defined power as "the possibility of a person or groups of people realizing their will in a certain social activity, even in spite of the resistance of others involved in such action".

Thomas Hobbes

Hobbes) considers power to be "the present means of obtaining any apparent benefit in the future."

And for Bertrand Russell (Bertrand

Russell), power is "the production of the desired effect".

According to Dennis Lang, "power is the ability of some people to have the desired effect on others".

Although the above interpretations of power have different perspectives, they all reveal the characteristics of "power" from different perspectives, that is, power is a kind of force, with the help of which a certain desired situation and result can or may be produced.

We believe that power is the influence and control of the concept and behavior of the management object of a specific management subject in the process of achieving the set goals of the organization, and the management subject can be an individual or a group.

What is the essence of rights? In whose hands is the power? Listen to the explanations of American experts!

Subject A's ability to influence Subject B's behavior.

What did you say.

Just someone does what for you.

It is a special kind of influence between people, is the ability of some to have the desired and predetermined influence on others, or is a relationship in which the behavior of one or many people causes a change in the behavior of another person or many others.

Form:

Coercive powers. It is possible to refuse or deprive others of certain desired needs, or to force others to do things that contradict their own intentions.

Reward power. Be able to give others certain desired needs to make them feel pleasant.

Legal Authority. The power that comes with the official delegated position and status of the organization. It works on the inner notions of others, and requires others to accept the legitimacy of this power.

Reference power. The power conferred on others by those who desire to identify with and follow those who are virtuous or resourceful. Such identification and following may be blind, because the latter may not be truly virtuous or resourceful.

Expert power. The power that comes from having a certain specialized knowledge and skill to help others.