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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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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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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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2009
Abstract Part I is concerned with the king and his regime. Chapter 1 examines parliament as a political event, summoned by the crown to communicate royal policies and to foster loyalty to the regime. It discusses parliament first as a venue for the public performance of government: ceremonies that took place during sessions are analysed;
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Abstract Part I is concerned with the king and his regime. Chapter 1 examines parliament as a political event, summoned by the crown to communicate royal policies and to foster loyalty to the regime. It discusses parliament first as a venue for the public performance of government: ceremonies that took place during sessions are analysed;
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Constitutional Legitimation II
2018This chapter challenges “formalist” approaches to Arab post-colonial constitutions in order to show that constitutional legitimacy does not rest on a stable or coherent basis. This formalist approach deploys several labels and distinctions (authoritarian, ideological, and temporary) that question the constitutional legitimacy of post-colonial ...
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