Corporate power is mostly soft

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In the novel The Circle, corporate power is mostly "soft"; that is, it works by social pressure. Give an example or two of this soft power in which Mae (or others) are controlled not by force, but by a combination of social expectations and surveillance. Then consider how well the soft power seems to work (compared to the hard power exercised in the novels V for Vendetta and Hunger Games).

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