This ruling elite used its domination of the state and land to accumulate wealth in close collaboration with foreign (mainly South African) investors.
Microsoft's proposals had to address complaints from the EU that it was not fully complying with last year's ruling which saw a fine of $624 million levied against it for using its Windows software domination to lock competitors out of the market.
Yet such a crime seems to please both Microsoft's corporate customers and private PC users.The Justice Department is exercised because it believes that Microsoft uses its near-total domination of the market for operating systems to strengthen its competitive position in commercial applications, such as word processing and spreadsheets.
In the wake of the 2010 census, the right used its state level domination to draw favorable district lines, making the climb to retake those seats ever-steeper.
For both Salleh and Sandilands, ecofeminist political analysis is not "politics as usual"; it is a gendered, ecologically informed perspective that uses its understanding of the unjustified dominations of women, animals and nature to reconceive notions of the public sphere, democracy, citizenship, and free speech.
Mr Milosevic, meanwhile, uses his domination of the air waves to thunder home the opposite claim: Serbia is surviving and rebuilding, despite the efforts of a bullying NATO to stop it.
The West, we know, has tended to use power and domination as staples of ownership and of wealth, perhaps to achieve a sense of grandeur that seems immortal.
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But we can note some similarities to college students who use stripping, professional domination, or other sexual services to pay their way through high student fees and expensive cities.
