Titlebook: Political Legitimation in Communist States; T. H. Rigby,Ferenc Fehér Book 1982 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Robert F. Millerratur. Sie ist jedoch fast ausnahmslos beschränkt auf folgende Anwendungsfälle : 1. a) Einstellen eines mit dem Bedienteil gekoppelten Zeigers auf eine gewünschte Lage. b) Nachfahren einer sich bewegenden Marke mit einem Zeiger, der mit dem Bedienteil gekoppelt ist. c) Fälle a) und b) jeweils bei ei

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Introduction: Political Legitimacy, Weber and Communist Mono-organisational Systems, fear of punishment, hope of reward, habit or apathy, but also on the notion that they have the right to make such demands. This notion both inheres, explicitly or implicitly, in the claims of the authorities, and is reciprocated, to a greater or lesser extent, in the minds of those of whom complian

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Phases of Legitimation in Soviet-type Societies,m of authority which conceives of itself and is conceived of by others as an ., as a continuum of the same coherent whole, would have avoided collapse for over half a century had it been sustained by nothing but various types of interest, including fear. According to one of Max Weber’s formulations,

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Paternalism as a Mode of Legitimation in Soviet-type Societies,f his own has been regarded by generations of socialists as an enemy slander. As far as the first anti-capitalist and paternalist-socialist movements of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries are concerned, it undoubtedly was a slanderous statement, for what these movements feared most a

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Overt and Covert Modes of Legitimation in East European Societies,tations and an extension of the topics discussed under it. This extension has involved not only a more detailed analysis of the concrete mechanisms of the . of legitimation, but also a multiplication of the . of legitimation: the notion of legitimacy is not applied to social systems as wholes as wel

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Eurocommunism and the Quest for Legitimacy,ship and its foreign loyalist supporters, as well as for the leaders of the three West European parties to which the label is most commonly affixed, the Communist Parties of Italy, France, and Spain (PCI, PCF, and PCE, respectively). Why this should be so is not always entirely clear; at times the f