Disciplinary power may be exercised by institutions, but the subtle exercise of covert disciplinary power is evident in

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The concept of covert disciplinary power refers to the subtle ways in which power is exercised through the normal practices and relationships within society. This suggests that the answer is not associated with formal institutions of power like legislative bodies, but instead with more subtle social dynamics. The other options, protest movements, and campaigns and investigative journalism, may work to challenge established power structures, but they are not examples of the covert exercise of disciplinary power described in the question.

Disciplinary Power May Be Exercised by Institutions, but the Subtle