chapter 1 Introduction: Market Power on the Make -- chapter 2 A Taxonomy of Power Relationships -- chapter 3 Russian Power: Constructing an Ideal Type -- chapter 4 Continuity and Change in the Prevailing Model of Power: On Path-Dependence in Russian History -- chapter 5 Market as a Weapon:...

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The neoclassical approach toward explaining domination in the market is confronted with the approach of critical theory. Special attention is paid to domination by virtue of a constellation of interests in the market. This requires a particular technique for imposing will, namely conditional...