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The Legitimation of Power
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Author(s):
David Beetham
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1991
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Macmillan Education UK
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978-0-333-37539-6
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978-1-349-21599-7
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1991
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Towards a Social-scientific Concept of Legitimacy
pp. 42
Power and its Need of Legitimation
pp. 64
The Normative Structure of Legitimacy
pp. 100
The Social Construction of Legitimacy
pp. 117
Dimensions of State Legitimacy
pp. 161
Crisis Tendencies of Political Systems
pp. 205
Modes of Non-legitimate Power
pp. 243
Legitimacy in Political Science and Political Philosophy
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