… basic type of legitimization of social relations and social life. … of which has its own sociological
structure of staff and means of … that interests Weber at most (Weber GAR II 1988a: 102 ff). …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… structure, media system, and set of norms and interests.” 14 The diversity of the patterns of
public legitimization … the interests of the ordinary people of faith and their religious institutions. …

… behaviour damages our own interests; to a certain extent we apply a ‘sanction’ to ourselves. …
They diverge from one another only in the sociological structure of coercion, through the …

… legitimation and the essential characteristics of Weber's … commercial, mostly bureaucratically
structured organн izations, … in the general societal interests represented by professionals. …

… the social sciences with interests in the American civic sphere… , Weber argues, even within
the firm organizational structure … aspects that underpinned the legitimation of the systematic …