imperative co-ordination

is also translated as domination, determined by the likelihood that a command will be obeyed (in contrast to power which refers to one's ability to make someone obey.

From Steve Bruce and Steven Yearly: 'This is one possible translation of Max Weber's Herrschaft. Although more clumsy than the more commonly used 'domination', it conveys better Weber's sense of the likelihood that a command will be obeyed and it is contrasted with power (or Macht), which is the ability of an actor to see his or her will prevail despite the resistance of others. When Weber wishes to stress domination that was widely accepted as legitimate, he wrote 'legitime Herrschaft', which Talcott Parsonstranslated as 'authority'. (Bruce 2006: )

imperative co ordination, n.All

imperative co ordination