Legitimation Crisis¶
Habermas, J. (1975). Legitimation Crisis. Beacon Press.
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- Legitimacy
- Not legality — legality is conformity to formal rules; legitimacy is perceived rightful authority.
This sourceDevelops the analytic distinction between legality, popularity, and legitimacy, and the structural account of how late-capitalist states accumulate legitimation deficits.
- Not legality — legality is conformity to formal rules; legitimacy is perceived rightful authority.
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