جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « power » در نشریات گروه « علوم انسانی »

International power is considered one of the essential and fundamental components in international politics. In the classical view, power has been analyzed primarily from a hard power perspective. Consequently, governments, politicians, and policymakers have been encouraged to understand and utilize hard power. However, with the examination of soft power and related concepts such as soft overthrow, soft warfare, and soft security, these ideas quickly gained significant attention in the political discourse of various countries, including the Islamic Republic of Iran. This study, employing a descriptive-analytical approach and using library and online resources, seeks to answer the question: What is the analysis of the Islamic Republic of Iran's soft power and its impact on national security? The findings indicate that the most important components of Iran's security in the realm of soft power stem from the dominant values of society, the values of the Islamic Revolution, and soft power in higher-level documents, all of which have a direct relationship with ensuring national security.

The focus of this article is on evaluating an aspect of the relationship between power and ethics that has been manifested in the life (Seerah) of the Prophet of Islam (pbuh). "The ability to enact change and create impact" is a common proposition in all the definitions provided for power, its foundations, and its components. Moral virtues are also a powerful element in "effectiveness and influence in individual relationships and social life", which are intertwined with power and constitute their common ground. In this research, with a historical description and analysis approach, the question of how the moral virtues of the Prophet of Islam (pbuh) became power-generating in the mission of prophethood has been examined. The research findings indicate that the "great character" (Khalq e Azim) Morality of Prophet ... of the Prophet (pbuh) resulted in the "production of power", which manifested as an "effective force" in the inclination of the Arabs towards Islam and their endurance of difficulties, as well as in bringing about widespread changes in society, leading to the success of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and ultimately the formation of a new society based on new religious norms and values.

The implementation of a containment strategy by the US government against the Islamic Republic of Iran has raised many questions. This paper, using an explanatory research method, aims to briefly examine America's containment strategy under different administrations within the framework of hawks and realist theory. Ultimately, the paper seeks to answer the question: What is Biden's approach towards Iran, and will elements of American containment persist with the revival of the JCPOA during his term? The assumption of this article is that the Biden government views dialogue and negotiation as the best approach to revive the JCPOA.

The research method employed in this study is comparative, and data collection is done through library and documentary research. By exploring the history of US containment strategy against Iran, this research has identified reasons for the continuation of containment efforts during the Biden administration.

The findings of this study are discussed under the following themes:The situation of tension in the Middle East:Biden believes that heightened tension and hostility in the Middle East may lead America's rivals to unite against it.Biden's approach towards the JCPOA:The Biden administration aims to revive the JCPOA to constrain Iran's nuclear program and maintain regional and international balance in favor of itself and its allies.Iran's relations with eastern powers:Biden views China's Belt and Road plan and Iran's strategic cooperation with China and Russia as a threat to America.Iran's position on missiles and regional influence:Even if the JCPOA is revived, there is no indication that Iran will concede to America in the regional and missile development fields. Therefore, it is likely that containment efforts against Iran will continue under the Biden administration.Biden's approach in containing Iran:Biden's goal is to establish a multinational effort for containing Iran, which includes reducing Iran's political influence and weakening its economy.

Analysis:

Theories of hawks, realists, and doves, about Iran are very different. It seems that the views of realists can better explain the continuation of the containment strategy in the Biden period. Realists, for example, have said that what Iran is doing is a better indicator of Iran's future behavior than what Iran is saying. Biden also believes that he should react to Iran's behavior in various fields. While hawks view the Iranian government as uncontrollable due to religious obligations, realists see Iran as weighing costs and benefits in decision-making, rather than acting irrationally. But realists believe that this perception is not consistent with the performance of the Iranian government. In addition to taking into account religious values, Iran also considers the facts and has shown restraint when the risks are high and has retreated in the event of a severe threat. Tehran's decisions are guided by a cost-benefit approach rather than an armed attack. And the idea of Iran as an irrational actor is wrong. Iranian decision-makers are generally reluctant to act quickly.

The results showed that the US containment strategy in the Biden era continues within the framework of the realist stick and carrot policy. In all areas, the United States intends to increase Iran's costs based on the stick and carrot policy. The main pillars of the stick policy are threats and sanctions. But the US strategy of containment against Iran has another part, namely carrots, and based on that, it calls for building trust and resolving problems with Iran through negotiations. The policy of maximum pressure to contain Iran began during the Obama administration, and Trump and Biden are the sole agents of this strategy. Sanctions remain a key tool in America's containment strategy against Iran, with the JCPOA serving as part of a broader effort to contain Iran beyond nuclear concerns.

 As a sec country Iran is dealing with environmental challenges including water crisis. Iran has been confronted with water problem in its history. This problem has been multiple by its neighbor’s water policy; Afghanistan and Turkey.  Policies. The water problem in Iran is caused by the lack of power in the governance system, I call it power disruption. Politics in the most basic narrative is the exercise of power and who gets what, when and how. Planning is also how to turn knowledge into action. This transformation itself is a kind of embodiment of power. Exercising power is a chain that consists of two elements: power and decisions.

Water policy of Iranian government has been analyzed with different approaches and from different perspectives. This article uses a mix approach including analytical, discourse, institutional and historical analysis to elaborate a theory of power in policy cycle. The fundamental mechanism that consolidates policy cycle is power. The lack of power causes disruption in the chains of policy cycle, i.e., disruption in policy making in Iranian water policy.what can organize all these problems in a comprehensive theoretical and methodological framework is the analisis of power. From our point of view, all these problems can be solved under the title of power: from the content power of a policy to the power of design, implementation, feedback and evaluation of water policy. Our effort is to show how power and decision are not formed in water politics, and politics is emptied of its main content: which is power.

The findings of this study are discussed under the following themes: First, the most important disruption in Iranian water policy is the disruption of power, in the sense that, first, there is a conflict of multiple powers, from farmers to industrialists, bureaucrats, rent-seekers, etc. Second, power does not flow from top to bottom in water policy process and its components.Second, decision-making disruption in Iranian water policy suffers from various dimensions: the perspective of the inherent element in collective action; the perspective of deciding what issue should be placed on the agenda of the government; and who should decide. The term “disruption” here confirms the dispersion and lack of public power.

Analysis:

In the analytical framework (MSF) of John Kingdon, the role of a policy entrepreneur is emphasized. In the same way, to transform the decision from one policy stage to another, "political power" is needed to undertake this task. Power here is a set of institutional elements and components that organizes and implements the "decision" and undertakes the task of transferring power. These institutional components of decision-making can include legal, administrative, systemic, group, traditional and even individual procedures. When the stakeholders of the issue, including farmers, industries, environmental NGOs, and the government, are active in all the agenda stages of public policy (from agenda setting to policy formulation, implementation and evaluation) the governance system is formed adequately and in participative manner. Consequentially the governance power is emerged.

“Self-awareness” of the governance problems, “discussion”, and “will” provide the native discursive solution. The pillars of this discourse include the development pillar, the environmental pillar, and the security pillar. Improving general decision-making skills, although technical, but is one of the suitable solutions to overcome the decision disruption in the governance of water policy in Iran."Regional Water Council" can be another solution for overcoming disruption in decision-making in the governance system. This council assembly is a collection of regional stakeholders, expert, and officials. This is a regional parliament consists of representatives of different sectors of peasants, industries, NGOs, social trustees etc.Integrated Water Management, as recommended by the Technical Committee of the Global Water Partnership, is another recommendation of this article, which is a process that involves the coordinated development and management of water, land, and related resources in order to maximize economic and social outcomes and promote well-being in an equitable manner. In order to institutionalize this action, it is possible to form an executive policy secretariat in the relevant ministry, which will follow all the steps until the final realization. This secretariat consists of experts from relevant departments within the Ministry of Energy and representatives of the program organization.

The problem of the current article is to explain the relationship between the two fundamental concepts of power and security, along with its application to the developments of contemporary Iran in two time dimensions before and after the Islamic Revolution, in order to determine the geometry of their evolution. Power and security have at least four cause and effect relationships, means and goals, sometimes synergistic and sometimes negative; Using a native and Quranic framework, the author categorized the ratio of power and security in Iran in five levels (passive power, defensive power, deterrent power, counter-strike power, first link power) in a process and by means of documentation and implication. , has analyzed and explained. The occupation of Iran in the twenties, the seizing and looting of Iranian oil tankers in the thirties, Iran's military dependence on the United States in the forties, and the separation of Bahrain from Iran in the fifties are some of the historical cases that were examined before the revolution and show the power Iran is passive at that time. The sacred defense, the production of Shahab 3 missiles and..., the attack on the American base in Ain al-Assad, and..., the Supreme Leader of the Revolution's fatwa regarding the initial jihad, if expediency requires it, in the period after the revolution have been invoked. The findings of the article show that with the passage of time, the power and as a result of the security of the Islamic Republic of Iran has increased and it has turned from a passive power to the power of the first link.

The purpose of the current research is to study power in educational organizations with a phenomenological approach. In this article, the phenomenon of power, resources, and its relative ability to explain the behavioral aspects of human resources in the organization have been investigated. Power is one of the important and necessary components in any organization, and how to acquire and apply it correctly and effectively is necessary for the survival of any system in today's world. Today's theorists consider the organization as a set of mutual relations and actions and reactions of individuals, where power is the most important factor in the nature and quality of these mutual relations. Power can be used in different parts of an organization and cause various results and consequences in that organization. Each of the sources of power and the combination of their different situations form different behavioral and conceptual models, and according to them, they create different interactive structures. The distance that those in power feel toward others makes them more likely to disobey the advice they hear. 

Design/Methodology/Approach: 

The current research method is a qualitative phenomenological type, which is based on the lived experiences of the participants about the concept of power and its dimensions, as well as the tendency towards sources of power in the organization with the metaphor of osmotic pressure of chemistry. The participants of the research were the education experts of Semiram City, and a semi-structured interview was conducted with 13 experts using the purposeful sampling method and the theoretical saturation criterion of the findings. The analysis of the findings was done with the thematic analysis method. The evaluation criteria of qualitative research, including trustworthiness, transferability, reliability, and verifiability, were examined, and based on that, the validity and reliability of the research was confirmed. 

By analyzing the findings, 122 basic themes, 25 organizing themes of the first level, and 5 organizing themes of the second level were identified and extracted, which were centered around the overarching theme of the phenomenon of organizational power. 5 organizing themes of the second level, including the concept of power, power sources, orientation to power sources, consequences of orientation to power sources, and power management solutions were identified. The participants expressed their experiences of orientation toward the sources of organizational power, including selection and appointment within the organization, individual experiences, osmosis phenomenon, organizational experiences, and gaining points. The participants expressed their experiences of the concept of power in the form of the concepts of dominance and influence, individual strength, some kind of need, being charismatic, ability and capacity, superiority, communicating, negative approach, positive approach, and position. They have also presented the themes of intercession and nepotism, individual factors, law and superiors as their experiences of sources of organizational power. On the other hand, they expressed their experiences of orientation toward organizational power sources, including selection and appointment within the organization, individual experiences, osmosis phenomenon, organizational experiences, and gaining privileges. The most important consequences of the tendency to sources of power include the marginalization of individual interests and attention to social interests, the use of violence and tyranny, and the ability to influence. Discussion and

The research results showed that some employees, despite weaknesses in their scientific knowledge, experience, and skills, manage to move from less powerful units within the organization towards positions of greater influence. These individuals seek to gain personal advantages through such upward mobility. To address this phenomenon, organizations should implement meritocratic selection processes, enforce regulations decisively, and foster a culture of cooperation, accountability, justice, and ethical conduct. The phenomenon of osmosis shows many legal and illegal functions in an organization. Weakness of people, flattery, unfairness, and most importantly, weakening of the rule of law in the organization are among the factors of the formation of such a phenomenon. The weakening of the rule of law in the organization paves the way for people who lack professional ability but are flattered. Many corruptions and destructions in the organization are caused by this unpleasant phenomenon. People who, without any commitment and expertise, have learned the illegal and inhumane ways of failing and failing to perform assigned duties, according to the experience and attention of some sick people, and they can make themselves respected by the heads of organizations. They place themselves as an efficient force in an organization and in some cases, they don't shy away from objections to taste, opinions and orders.

Functional stylistics pays attention to the role and use of words and clauses, and critical stylistics deals with power relations in the text. The issue of the present article is to find out the extent to which the Rowze Khold is imitative regarding the category of tense and mood to Golestan. The general goal is to discover the problem of imitation of Rowze Khold, and to compare the frequency of tense and mood, the grammatical voice and narrative style of the two. The theory of the research is Halliday` functionalism and traditional grammar.

The type of research is applied, its method is quantitative and qualitative, and its variables include 31 interpersonal role variables. The sample and analysis unit is the clause and the data was selected by systematic sampling method.

The findings of this research shows that Golestan with 77% and Rowze Khold with 76% have a significant similarity in declarative mood. In addition, Golestan has got 45% past, 49% present, imperative 5% and future tense 1% and in Rowze Khold 51%, 43%, 6% and 0% in turn.

The statistical evidence shows that Rowze Khold is highly influenced by Golestan in terms of attitude, interaction with existence, grammatical voice and narrative style. In addition, the grammatical voice of the two works is declarative and both are neutral to power relations.

The fracture between developed and developing states, emerged by unequal distribution of the riches of the earth in the last century, reflects the specifics of international development law. International development law is a means of regulating which allows  states to choose their political, social and economic organization within the legal framework of sovereign equality and independence, and takestep towards development. International development law has played a key role in shaping and strengthening main concepts of international law. Each of these concepts deals with the highest human values on its own. What is logically considered is that power in international community must be shifted in favor of justice. It is obvious that in some cases this movement has paved the way for the realization of such an ideal, and in other cases it stopped in the middle of the road due to the special structure of the international society or has changed its path to power again and failed to reach global solidarity. This paper focuses on clarifying the image of justice as a failed issue in international relations, then by considering the declaration of the right to development conclude that the international community is determined to center development on human being while making the content of this development evolve law according to the altering status of international society.

The Battered Women Syndrome is one of the psychological syndromes that studies the condition of women who are continuously abused by their intimate partners. This syndrome has a Ouroboric pattern that, in addition to the objective life of beating women, is also found in some literary narratives, and can be traced back to ancient literary myths and traditions, like many other psychology concepts. Because of the frequent pattern of this syndrome and its relationship with the innocent, orphaned and victims network, it can also be considered an archetypal situation. In this article, after the scrutiny the archetype of the battered wife syndrome, the short story "a woman who lost her husband" has been analyzed based on it. The method of writing the findings of this article is descriptive-analytical and its research method is a close reading of the archetype based on a combination of the approaches of Carol Pearson, Lenore Walker and Stephen Karpman. The elements of the syndrome are consistent with the mentioned story, and innocently optimism, helplessness cycle, learned helplessness, power and control wheel are its components in the story of "a woman who lost her husband".

  Due to the extensive social and demographic changes in Iran’s society in recent years, including the increase in the age of marriage and divorce, addiction, immigration, disability, retirement, and the feminization of old age, the number of female heads of households has increased. Therefore, how the legislator and organizations in charge of empowering women heads of the household deal with is one of the most important factors affecting the empowerment of these women.

This research, which was carried out qualitatively and by reviewing documents, tried to check what the concept of female head of household and empowerment is based on in the laws and regulations, what role is defined for each of the custodian organizations in this field? and which capabilities (welfare, access, awareness, participation, balance between men and women) and achievements (material, psychological and social) have been targeted.

The results showed that although the exact definition of empowerment is the empowerment of women in social relationships and structures, such a definition has not been placed on the agenda. The legislator’s attitude towards the role of trustee organizations is based on a supportive approach, not empowerment. From the legislator’s point of view, female guardianship is considered a harm, and while ignoring women’s right to choose, they tend to encourage women to leave this situation and remarry. The legislator’s emphasis is only on welfare capabilities and material achievements, and other capabilities and achievements are neglected.

Because of this, most of the empowerment programs have been defined on the axis of employment and entrepreneurship, and other aspects of empowerment have been considered only in a secondary way or have been completely forgotten or denied. In the empowerment programs of women heads of households, instead of comprehensive targeting and taking action to change the space and environment of these women and the stereotypes and social relations that cause their disability, each of these women has been targeted individually.

Changes in the international distribution of power create an incentive for strategic changes. With the emergence of emerging powers, international institutions are under pressure to adapt to the new realities of power. Based on the satisfaction of changing actors in power, as well as the hard and soft nature of power transformations, the strategic adaptation of actors takes the nature of power bargaining, strategic partnership, or strategic persuasion. This research tries to examine China's strategies in the Middle East region. To achieve this goal, the research explains China's strategies in the Middle East region with the assumption of power changes and their effect on the actors' strategies. The main hypothesis of the article is that China has adopted a strategy of creative adaptation in the regions with the experience of transformation in its power due to the reformist approach and having hard and soft power, and the Middle East is one of the regions that is in its strategic circle. Therefore, it seems that China's approach in the Middle East region is creative adaptation. On this basis, tries to avoid entering into controversial issues and trying to be active and adaptive in the region with innovative plans such as the Belt and Road and investing in different places.

During the years 1332 to 1357, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi used the method of maintaining political stability through force and repression. Like his father, his regime eventually relied on oil revenues and the military; it was even more heavily dependent on the United States. The main purpose of this article is to study the power of repression and violence in the Pahlavi regime. The data collection method is a qualitative analysis of the type of documentary analysis and the tools of text and fish collection that have been performed using Visio software software. In this article, the violence of the Pahlavi regime is examined in three political, cultural, and social dimensions, and the tools of violence are examined in two categories: intelligence, security, and military. He himself resorted to repression and violence; he used all aspects of political, cultural, and social violence through the military and SAVAK and the Joint Anti-Sabotage Committee to carry out these programs for his own benefit; The second was the victory of the Islamic Revolution

Governance of biosecurity in aquaculture depends on the identification and analysis of stakeholders' perspectives. The current research aimed to identify and determine the stakeholders' position in the aquaculture farms' biosecurity in Kermanshah province, which was done using a mixed method. Data were collected by purposive sampling of aquaculture professionals. In the first step, after three Delphi steps and semi-structured interviews with 15 people, 29 biosecurity stakeholders were identified. By drawing the affecting-affected and power-benefit matrix, each stakeholder's position in the farms' health measures was determined. Also, the role of stakeholders and their position in the biosecurity process was determined by using a researcher-made questionnaire. Based on the results, the primary implementers of biosecurity are government institutions, which were in a higher position than other stakeholders in scientific, social, political, and legal power and gained more benefits from implementing biosecurity measures. Fish farmers should be the center of attention for other stakeholders to achieve biosecurity goals. A group of stakeholders, contrary to their valuable role in the sustainability of health measures, play a minimal role, which has weakened biosecurity. The results of conventional content analysis led to identifying 85 sentences in the form of 38 conceptual propositions. The categories presented in the study of power and benefit interviews can be used to build capacity and promote greater participation and interaction between stakeholders in the biosecurity strategy.

Modeling the national power using explicit mathematical equations is very difficult. Artificial neural networks can solve complex multi-dimensional problems. In this applied study, The population was professors of the military, social sciences, economics, and geopolitics specialties. The sampling method and the sample size were randomly and 133, respectively. Data collection was done in archive and field methods. The reliability of the questionnaire was 89%. The obtained data were modeled by a multilayer perceptron neural network with nine input parameters including the dimensions of national power, and a response parameter i.e., the national power of the target countries. The 8000 neural network structures were developed by changing the variables of activation function, training function, and the number of neural neurons in the hidden layer. The results showed that the best neural network characterizations were the tansig activation function, LM training function, and 16 neurons in the hidden layer. The efficiency values of the network were MAPE = 0.00071, NRMSE = 0.00006, R2= 1.00000 in the training stage, MAPE = 0.00579, NRMSE = 0.00137, R2= 0.99999 in the test stage and MAPE = 0.00300, NRMSE = 0.00124, R2= 0.99997 in the validation stage. The relative importance of the national power dimensions were military 15%, scientific 13%, territorial 13%, cross-border 12%, social 11%, economic 10%, spatial 10%, political 8%, and cultural 8%. Based on the results, the optimal neural network model could predict the national power of the target countries with very high accuracy.

The institution of the family and the methods of representing it in literary works, including fiction, have been considered in every era. Sometimes authors are attracted to writing family-centered stories relying on their knowledge of the family situation in their era. One of the issues of interest in sociology studies regarding this institution is the issue of power. Identifying the methods of distribution of power in the family shows many social changes that have occurred over time. Due to the increasing rate of these developments and their impact on the structure and function of the family, as well as the future of this institution, the durability or collapse of the traditional and modern forms of the family has become one of the most important preoccupations of sociological thinkers. In this research, based on sociological studies in the field of family, as well as the opinions of different thinkers in the field of power, the structure of power distribution and the methods of its application, the type of resistance to power and the sources of power generation in family relationships in 87 contemporary short stories by seven contemporary Persian authors in the decades 1960s to 2010s were examined; with the aim of clarifying whether in these stories, the power structure in the family is one-sided and asymmetrical, or based on the model of equal rights. It should also be clarified whether the authors were able to draw a picture of the current state of the family institution in Iran despite the existing restrictions and prohibitions. The results show that in these stories, the family structure is semi-symmetrical, non-linear and a combination of intimacy and dominance in line with the balance of tradition and modernity. The methods of exercising power are expressed in two ways: persuasion and coercion; but the type of resistance is more passive due to the adherence of members, especially women, to traditions and customs . From among power-generating sources in family relationships in contemporary short-stories, traditional beliefs and social status are given priority and next to them, we have the following issues: emotional dependency; men’s job dignity; women’s employment; education; men’s powerlessness, and women’s self-esteem and superstitious ideas.

In order for Iran to have a greater impact on the concepts, views, regional systems, processes, decisions, collective actions of other countries and the way regional and global power is formed, it must have a superior geopolitical weight among other countries in the region. . The main goal of this research is to "examine the existing capacities in order to promote the geopolitical power of the Republic of Iran in the West Asian region (strengths and opportunities)". In this research, the research method is descriptive-analytical with a mixed approach and the type of research is applied-developmental. The statistical population is 50 people and the sample size corresponds to the statistical population and all the numbers have been determined. In addition to sampling library studies and conducting expert interviews, non-parametric descriptive and inferential statistical methods have also been used. From the results of the research, it appears that the existing capacities in the form of 7 major geopolitical components (political-military-science and technology-environmental-social and cultural-geographical-economic) were counted with 40 indicators; 7 of the indicators were removed due to less importance, 22 indicators for strength and 12 indicators for opportunity were obtained in order to promote the geopolitical power of Iran in the West Asian region.

The present article aims to trace the understanding of Iran's collective identity in historical reference to the rationality of schools. The theoretical guide of the research is derived from the conceptual apparatus of Michel Foucault, and the methodological logic of the research is through the genealogical approach and Foucauldian discourse analysis. The findings of the study indicate that "historical events" and "multiple developments" during the "confrontation" at the beginning of the confrontation with the civilization of the West made Iran susceptible to multiple situations. Modern education, on the one hand, arose such a desire from within the society that here education is mainly focused on progress in the socio-economic fields and does not have a relation with the collective identity. On the other hand, the structural encounter with the Western world, the mainly military necessity of the government, and the health crisis led to the understanding and "technical rationality" of knowledge. The rationality that later at the end of the century, with the rebellion of the "progressive discourse" from its initial principles and the problematization of collective identity, put modern education at the service of "the impossibility of open collective identity."

Resistance training is a fundamental method for inducing muscle growth, enhancing functional capacity, and preventing injuries among athletes. The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of an eight-week resistance training program on the performance progress of young sprint runners.

  This semi-experimental study involved the selection of 34 young runners who were then randomly assigned to either a training group or a control group. The exercise group underwent resistance training sessions for eight weeks. Parameters including absolute power, relative power, lower limb power, and 100m sprint records were analyzed. The Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANCOVA) test was employed to compare the pre-test and post-test results of the two groups. Additionally, the correlated t-test was used to compare post-test results between the groups. The paired t-test was also utilized to compare pre-test and post-test results within the training group. All statistical analyses were conducted using SPSS version 26.

The findings revealed that the exercise group, which underwent resistance exercises with weights for eight weeks, experienced a significant improvement compared to the control group. Furthermore, factors such as absolute strength, relative strength, lower limb strength, and limb telemetry showed significant increases. Additionally, athletes in the training group achieved faster sprint records.

Resistance training promotes muscle hypertrophy, enhances power, and improves sprint records. Therefore, it can be concluded that athletes involved in track and field events utilize resistance training as part of their preparation to enhance performance and achieve record-breaking results.

 Focusing on power is one of methods to analyse modern punishment. The kind of inference of power makes different analysis’s methods and results. Michel Foucault was one of thinkers that have considered power as relation between forces; and he use of Nietzsche’s method of genealogy for his analyse. Foucault believed that power is everywhere and have correlation relationship with knowledge, his analytic method about the complexity of power and modern disciplinary power and punishment is discourse of power and knowledge. Then, some questions had been mentioned by this method; from the concept of discourse to its usefulness in analysis modern punishment and its bounding or lasting at time. It will be tried in the current article that to answer the three mentioned questions with the analytical descriptive method. In result, it seems due to avoided of prevalent inferences of power, exaggeration in some of his genealogies and some of his unsaid, lead to Foucault' method be expired, but preventive look in the field of modern punishment and his implicit emphasis on such that, that is, punishment is something more than punishment, makes a way for his method to last.