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Summary Of: CoercionCoercion may involve the actual infliction of physical or psychological harm in order to enhance the... Coercion may also serve as a form of justification for a conclusion in a... Coercion may also refer to more subtle means of influence such as sweet talking... Coercion as the negation of freedom... Coercion as a source of freedom... It follows that coercion could in principle take place by purposely manipulating either the transformation rules or the initial... Hence effective coercion can only be carried out through manipulation of the transformation rules... Coercion does not remove entirely the victim... coercion does not remove a person... the purpose of coercion is to substitute one... many social philosophers have considered coercion as the polar opposite to... Physical coercion is the most commonly considered form of coercion... coercion if and only if the fear of falling out with the group is the result... Economic coercion is when a controller of a vital resource uses his advantage to compel a person... economic coercion has replaced other forms of coercion such as coercion involving physical or military force... the possibility of economic coercion is much reduced as suppliers are compelled by competition to accept less money or labor... The potential for economic coercion is one objection to using markets for... The idea that monopoly control may facilitate coercion has been underlined by some business ethicists and economists... The aims of coercion can vary widely from totally... The purely selfish kinds of coercion are a form of... Pedagogic coercion may be applied within a strictly educational context... the attempt to use coercion to affect the basic values of grown... The true and final aim of thought coercion is to induce a change in the victim... Thought coercion is thus generally meant to be only... thought coercion has in fact been used very extensively throughout history... Religious coercion is a subset of predatory coercion... This coercion has taken the form of religious... is the use of thought coercion in the attempt to modify people... The most notable single example of ideological coercion was the already mentioned Chinese... ideological coercion was however theorised by some Fascist philosophers... Somewhere in the middle between predatory and pedagogic coercion one finds the forms of coercion that are used as the main coordination tools of... These are organisations that use coercion to enforce on their members patterns of division of labour aimed at reaching the organisation... This is why this kind of coercion is not predatory... The scope of coercion has to do with who uses a conditional threat against whom... coercion is the most commonly considered kind... All forms of predatory and thought coercion fall into this category... coercion the conditional threats come from well... unspecific coercion may be the form taken by disciplinary coercion... Unspecific coercion is thus the same thing as the... monopoly of coercion by the State... State coercion may very easily be arbitrary... The effects of coercion may differ substantially according to its type and scope... specific coercion by private individuals is a... In most systems psychological coercion is treated as a criminal offence when it is aimed at... coercion is generally unlawful under most systems of anti... Specific coercion may be used as a legal defence in criminal cases for acts committed under threat... coercion cannot be claimed as an exculpating circumstance for... these findings would suggest that thought coercion cannot generally achieve its ultimate goal to... thought coercion would have to become a... borne out by the historical record of thought coercion in both Communist regimes and the Catholic Church... widespread specific coercion has the general effect of limiting society... Since specific coercion restricts the range of potential choices to the whims of only a few individuals... unspecific coercion is in this view a necessary condition for human progress... should be entitled to enforce it through revolutionary coercion on the will of all... Coercion as the negation of freedom... Coercion as the negation of freedom... any form of specific coercion is then unethical in itself as an injury to freedom... coercion cannot even be regarded as a lesser evil... Coercion as a source of freedom... Coercion as a source of freedom... the idea that on many occasions external specific coercion could and should take the place of self... thus to be often based on specific thought coercion by the inspired few...Encyclodia Page On: Coercion |
