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	5 / THE CONSEQUENCES OF LEGITIMACY Legitimacy is a great social good. Sociological and psychological accounts stress its importance to human happiness because most individuals prefer to relate to the powerful in moral r Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-24 15:25:03 Open Document File Size: 261,81 KB Share Result on Facebook City Legitimacy / / Company Tyler / / Country Japan / Uganda / United States / United Kingdom / China / South Africa / / Event Natural Disaster / / IndustryTerm trust networks / law enforcement / public services / / Organization National Resistance Movement / National Party / / Person Zelditch / Frederick / Gandhi / / Position political scientist / king / judge / / RadioStation AM 148 / AM 144 / AM 146 / AM 142 / / SocialTag Sociology Political philosophy Legitimacy Political culture Max Weber Authority State Rational-legal authority Non-governmental organization Social philosophy

5 / THE CONSEQUENCES OF LEGITIMACY Legitimacy is a great social good. Sociological and psychological accounts stress its importance to human happiness because most individuals prefer to relate to the powerful in moral rAdd to Reading List