POWER. A COURSE, TAUGHT AT UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID

This course is conceived as twofold: a review of the history of power, and an introduction to theories of power. The first editions was specially tailored for students in their fourth course, Degree of International Relations, and it has lately been adapted for the Law and Political and Social Science Degrees.

• This syllabus of this edition is available in Moodle 
• Readings on contemporary models of power are available here and through Campus Virtual  The access to the teacher podcasts and previous presentations are in the blog posts below.
• This is the access to the table we are completing this course [link] (members in the team work on it to adapt for the team presentation). 

Because networks are very powerful, you may help to develop and strengthen our UCM Class network by sharing highlight on the course via twitter with the hashtag #UCMPower, and do RTs. You are welcome, to do it and highlighting the work of others in the course will be rewarded with better grade.

Important dates
Exam (portfolio) will be completed for upload on Tuesday Dec the 20th.

In this course attitude and compromise are as important than aptitude.

DAY 10 and 11. FLYVERBON THEORY OF POWER: DESIGNED TO LEVERAGE THE POWER OF STAKEHOLDERS

STAKEHOLDERS

DAY 10 and 11

Reference texts:

Mikkel Flyverbom. Engaging Social Worlds as Stakeholders,
in The Power of Networks. 2011. pp. 38-65.

Listen to the podcast (18 mn.)

Watch a featured presentation

The Power of Networks, Teoria e Historia del Poder, por Sarah Morón Fernández

DAY 12º. FLYVERBOM THEORY OF POWER: HYBRID FORUMS

HYBRID FORUMS

DAY 12º

Reference texts:

Mikkel Flyverbom. Organizing Hybrid Forums, in The Power of Networks. 2011. pp. 66-97.

Listen to the podcast (13 mn.)


Watch a featured presentation

Organizing Hybrid Forums UCM Power Theory on Networks by María Vitali