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Illness and the legitimation of failure
Nursing Research, 1972In achievement oriented societies one may use illness to justify failure to fulfill socially prescribed role obligations. This hypothesis is tested on two samples of welfare mothers and one sample of working class black women. Many welfare mothers accept the dominant cultural view that being on welfare is a result of personal failure. When women accept
S, Cole, R, Lejeune
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2021
This chapter studies why large social systems generate inequality. Half of it is bona fide returns to merit, while half of it is leverage of personal position into advantages for friends, families, and oneself. The organizations run by the elite take things from people and control their lives.
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This chapter studies why large social systems generate inequality. Half of it is bona fide returns to merit, while half of it is leverage of personal position into advantages for friends, families, and oneself. The organizations run by the elite take things from people and control their lives.
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Organisation und Legitimation / Organization and Legitimization
Zeitschrift für Soziologie, 1974Abstract As contrusted with a, in the sociology of organizations actually prevailing restrictive systems approached a more enlarged frame of reference for the specifically sociological analysis of organizations is discussed which also includes the problem of legitimization as well as the stock of action governing and legitimating ...
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2017
The prolific intellectual activity of early Judaism in the creation of increasing varieties of theodicy was destined to generate eventual conflict. The insurgent approaches that emphasized resurrection met with significant headwinds of skepticism and denial. Literary evidence from the Second Temple era reveals at least three tendencies that legitimated
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The prolific intellectual activity of early Judaism in the creation of increasing varieties of theodicy was destined to generate eventual conflict. The insurgent approaches that emphasized resurrection met with significant headwinds of skepticism and denial. Literary evidence from the Second Temple era reveals at least three tendencies that legitimated
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European Public Law, 2003
The imposition of a 'fourth hurdle' of cost-effectiveness is becoming a common feature of the regulation of pharmaceuticals in several European countries. The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE), which operates in England and Wales, is one of the most visible examples of this phenomenon and represents an influential model for reform ...
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The imposition of a 'fourth hurdle' of cost-effectiveness is becoming a common feature of the regulation of pharmaceuticals in several European countries. The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE), which operates in England and Wales, is one of the most visible examples of this phenomenon and represents an influential model for reform ...
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University of Toronto Law Journal, 2008
This article critiques the failure to adopt and enforce procedural norms in Canadian public policy making and suggests that the failure of legislatures and courts to require appropriate procedure prior to the elaboration and implementation of regulatory policy undermines the democratic and substantive legitimacy of that policy.
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This article critiques the failure to adopt and enforce procedural norms in Canadian public policy making and suggests that the failure of legislatures and courts to require appropriate procedure prior to the elaboration and implementation of regulatory policy undermines the democratic and substantive legitimacy of that policy.
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Working with Legitimate Politics
2001Chapter 4 described the competencies and personal development necessary for managers to become politically able. In order to turn these ideas into action this next chapter examines how managers might work in practice from the perspective of a political mindset.
David Butcher, Martin Clarke
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Accounting as a legitimating institution
Accounting, Organizations and Society, 1987Abstract Recent attempts to reconceptualize the role of accounting in organizations and society have suggested that accounting may be examined as a “legitimating institution”. The concept of legitimation, however, has not developed within a single theoretic tradition, rather it emerges from three sociological traditions, each suggesting a distinct ...
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Legitimation, consent, and antifeminism
Journal of Women, Politics & Policy, 1983Antifeminists have developed a legitimation theory that justifies, informs, and enhances their politics. Whereas early American conservatives opposed consent theory because it justified political equality, contemporary antifeminists have adopted and adapted consent theory to articulate and promote different rights and responsibilities for women and men.
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