What is power?

Power is the practically implemented ability to govern.

In the exercise of power, the following specialized types are distinguished:

Conceptual power
- identifies the factors that influence society;
- sets goal vectors for each factor;
- develops governance concepts to achieve development goals.

Conceptual power is autocratic by nature and ignores the society’s "democratic" procedures, which neither see nor wish to acknowledge its autocracy.

Ideological power (political power) — gives the concept forms that are attractive to the people.

Legislative power — provides the concept with legal forms.

Executive power — implements the concept both structurally and non-structurally.

Judicial power — ensures the observance of "legality" in the life of society.

From State, the first volume of the three-volume series "War. State. Bolshevism."

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