Origin of Power LO24493

From: Roy Benford (roy@benford.demon.co.uk)
Date: 04/28/00

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Replying to LO24478 --

Gavin

This thread arose from your statement on power. My interpretation of your
statement is:

"Power is an emergent property arising from the interaction of the
motivational drives of individuals".

The model appeals to me. Do you have any academic references referring to
the model?

Roy Benford
Fulmer, UK

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