… “religion” in legitimating the subtle imperialism contaminating … are the interests of national
power, where these interests are … For the major structure of religion he analyses—beliefs and …

… motivated by what Weber referred to as ideal interests, such … the situation of structural bias
in a relationship, the interests of … mission that has been legitimated by the electorate and so …

… Weber’s powerful model- building on the one hand and his opposition to organic holism
and structural … Moreover, economic interests did not of themselves create this type of (rational) …

… stratification theorists have reduced Weber's intentions to their own interests. … in Weber's
sociology, including his sociology of social stratification. When Weber reflects upon structural …

… Legitimation– referred to by Weber as ‘belief in legitimacy’ … these antagonistic interests,
resulting in a legitimation crisis. In … to a normatively structured societal practice of legitimation, the …

… On the other hand, Greek religion inclined to reflect the general structure of an interlocal …
sense of self-satisfaction and a legitimation of European hegemony. For both Durkheim and …

… Such external guarantees, which are linked to self-interest … of an order refers to the
systemic-structural aspect of legitimacy: the … of the empirical power of the legitimization of its rules. …

… Islam as the religion of individuals...but by the religiously conditioned structure of the Islamic
… mutual “adjust ment” between religious and nonreligious legitimation interests. The fact that …

… At first glance, this can be understood as a loss of interest in … on a strongly held belief in
the legitimation of political power … social structural basic conditions that seemed to Weber to …

… is the general structure of Weber's philosophical thoughts … basic moral legitimation of law
can be found in religious texts … According to its nature and its own interests, the interests of the …