Power that organizes and orchestrates the systemic interaction within and among societies is called:
A)symbolic power.
B)structural power.
C)hard power.
D)soft power.
E)structural violence.

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Structural power is the power that organizes and orchestrates the systemic interaction within and among societies. It refers to the hidden mechanisms of power that shape and constrain our choices, preferences, and desires, such as cultural norms, institutional rules, economic incentives, and political structures. Structural power is often contrasted with symbolic power (which operates through language, discourse, and symbols) and hard power or soft power (which involves coercion, persuasion, or attraction). Structural violence is a related concept that refers to the indirect and systemic forms of violence that result from institutionalized power relations, social inequalities, and cultural biases.

Power That Organizes and Orchestrates the Systemic Interaction Within and Among