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Page 121
... according to established rules , then our starting point must be to explain why breaches of the consti- tutional rules by those who wield state power , or aspire to do so , occur so comparatively frequently , and so often with impunity ...
... according to established rules , then our starting point must be to explain why breaches of the consti- tutional rules by those who wield state power , or aspire to do so , occur so comparatively frequently , and so often with impunity ...
Page 159
... according to the system's particular mode of legitimation . At each point , in other words , it is possible to trace ... according to the manner and extent to which they embody or give effect to a particular requirement of legit- imacy ...
... according to the system's particular mode of legitimation . At each point , in other words , it is possible to trace ... according to the manner and extent to which they embody or give effect to a particular requirement of legit- imacy ...
Page 167
... according to Offe . The state has to secure and protect the integrity of the market , while simultaneously intervening in it in the social interest . It must uphold the logic of market valuation and the production of commodities for ...
... according to Offe . The state has to secure and protect the integrity of the market , while simultaneously intervening in it in the social interest . It must uphold the logic of market valuation and the production of commodities for ...
Contents
Power and its Need of Legitimation | 42 |
The Normative Structure of Legitimacy | 63 |
Legitimacy through expressed consent | 90 |
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