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... coup d'état , invasion , civil war these are some of the characteristic outcomes , probable rather than inevitable , of the dynamic processes of interaction between governments and their subjects where legitimacy is in some respect weak ...
... coup d'état , invasion , civil war these are some of the characteristic outcomes , probable rather than inevitable , of the dynamic processes of interaction between governments and their subjects where legitimacy is in some respect weak ...
Page 213
... coup d'état , not all instances fit neatly into the typical aetiology outlined above . Not all coups have their origin in democratic systems : military regimes them- selves , lacking legitimacy , are particularly vulnerable to repeated coup ...
... coup d'état , not all instances fit neatly into the typical aetiology outlined above . Not all coups have their origin in democratic systems : military regimes them- selves , lacking legitimacy , are particularly vulnerable to repeated coup ...
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... coup , less as eliminator of civil liberties than as a form of substitute election . - A different source of ... coup d'état . At the root of their justification lies not only an inability of democratic processes to resolve a crisis of ...
... coup , less as eliminator of civil liberties than as a form of substitute election . - A different source of ... coup d'état . At the root of their justification lies not only an inability of democratic processes to resolve a crisis of ...
Contents
Power and its Need of Legitimation | 42 |
The Normative Structure of Legitimacy | 63 |
Legitimacy through expressed consent | 90 |
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