Capillary power (n.) is where power relationships are distributed between a great many points just like in the circulation of blood through fine branching blood vessels.
Capillary power (n.) is power that reaches into individuals so deeply that it makes them who they are.
Capillary power (n.) is power migrating, like veins, from the margins of society to the center, like blood returning to the heart.
Capillary power (n.) is a micro-power which permeates all social strata producing and thus constraining subjectivity.
Capillary power (n.) is a margin-to-center account of power that challenges Max Weber's top-to-bottom cascading conception of power.
Capillary power (n.) is power in respect to its capacity to circulate throughout a society