Coercion is less effective in today‘s post- industrial societies，why？

Post-industrial societies tend to place more emphasis on individual rights and freedoms than traditional industrial societies. As a result, people are less likely to submit to authority or coercion and more inclined to assert their autonomy. Post-industrial societies generally have stronger legal protections for individual rights and freedoms. This makes it more difficult for coercive entities to violate those rights without facing legal consequences.

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