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By admin | January 24, 2008

Group for Legal and Political Studies published a paper on the Models of Legitimation, as part of the academic papers on political science fundamental issues. The paper discusses the aspect of prevalence or conflict between models of legitimation per se. Ultimately, the paper produces a hypothesis which says that, the balance between models of legitimation is the best possible consensus that might follow a polity and a political system, while the result would be a modern legitimacy. As such, the paper built the optimum balance between models of legitimation hypothesis. The paper can be downloaded here.

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