... rationalizations"; rather, it is to say that they have an element of rationalization in them. Theory, then, by making power legitimate, turns it into authority. All theories of legitimacy take the form of establishing a principle which, while it resides... Numbers: A Population Reduction Proposal - Page 169by Rob Ord - 2006 - 248 pagesLimited preview - About this book
| John H. Schaar - 1981 - 372 pages
...the form of establishing a principle which, while it resides outside power and is independent of it, locates or embeds power in a realm of things beyond...originating principles have been many and diverse. So too have the ends. But in our time this great complexity has been reduced, in virtually all states,... | |
| Terry Cooper - 2000 - 796 pages
...active citizens exercise? Schaar's treatment is instructive. He says that authority is legitimate power: "All theories of legitimacy take the form of establishing...power: the legitimacy of power stems from its origin'' (1970: 287) — in other words, authority can be justified by its grounding in a constitution, divine... | |
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