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The cohesion theory of power: a sociopolitical account of the Soviet collapse
Why do powerful states collapse from within despite retaining substantial military and economic capabilities? This question motivates the Cohesion Theory of Power, which defines effective power as the capacity to mobilize and coordinate material resources for coherent political action.
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