National Chauvinism 4. I did not mention inequality as do most radical criminologists. C. Forms of power. I use four forms of power with which to sort out political crime. Note that different combinations of power are used with different forms of crime.
Social power is essential to all social life.
And power differentials are essential to all socialization and all 'necessary' repression. When social power is thus used, political crime takes substantive form. Even without specific social relationships, we can shape the behavior of unknown others by recourse to moral power. I define moral power as that response to the moral structure to which people are socialized. Usually moral systems have a religious grounding.