Comparative Study of Government Power - the Nation in the Transition Countries

In this article, the author presents a General and Multidimensional Model of power. Then providing a model, State agency power and Nation agency power are measured in the developing countries. Accordingly, State power divides four dimensions: Economic power, Political power, Military power and Executive power. And Nation power divides Four Dimensions too: Economic power, Political power, Social power and Cultural power.
Moreover, on the basis of both the State Power and Nation Power, using the term of property space different patterns of relations between nation states in various countries have been recognized. As a descriptive article, the findings of the research indicate that the most of developing country encounter with the power cleavage/ gap problem between State and nation.