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The article takes an insight into power and empowerment in the modern world, as power defines that “ one person is able to control another”, empowerment refers to “increasing the strength of individuals and organizations” that will probably benefit others. According to the debate, power is commonly thought as political power while empowerment is relate to human rights. Personally, I agree with the point that “empowerment is an affecting and transforming power but not a controlling power”, since an economic transformation results from a fundamental change of political power’s dominant position in distribution, especially in developing economies. Take China and Soviet as examples. In the 1980s, China started market economy, so the government has no total power over the market any more, all the market participants could benefit from the free market. Since then, China’s economy began to explode. By contrast, Soviet’s planned economy was carried out under the dominant control of the government, which led to the terrifying efficiency and people’s resistance, and finally the collapse of its economy. Thus, no only the nation, we will not have lasting change unless organizations and communities acquire the assets and means to transform through proper empowerment. « RE: Collaborative Entrepreneurship ![]() |
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