Inclusionism Core
Power
Power
Definition
The capacity to influence systems, behaviors, participation, coordination, informational flows, or value distribution.
Inclusionist Perspective
Power is fundamentally relational and emerges through network position, coordination leverage, ownership, information control, and participation structures.
Core Principle
Power is neither inherently good nor bad, but its distribution shapes civilizational outcomes.
Relationships
Questions
- Can power ever be fully decentralized?
- How does informational control shape power?
- What creates legitimate power?