Power that organizes and orchestrates the systemic interaction within and among societies is an example of:​

A) ​structural power
B) ​hard power
C) ​soft power
D) ​sanctions

Structural power refers to the power that shapes and organizes the systemic interactions within and between societies, such as the distribution of resources, rules and norms, and institutions. It is the underlying power that enables individuals or entities to control or influence the rules of the game, without necessarily using any explicit force or coercion. Hard power, on the other hand, refers to the use of military or economic strength to achieve a desired outcome, while soft power refers to the use of persuasion or attraction to shape others' preferences or behavior. Sanctions are a form of coercive power that involves imposing penalties or restrictions on a country or person in order to influence their behavior.