 | Max Weber - 1968 - 371 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it only by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office. In the case of traditional authority, obedience is owed to the person of the chief who occupies the... | |
 | Wolfgang Schluchter - 1985 - 216 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office" (215). This scope is no longer determined by the private rights of a person, but by the delimited jurisdiction... | |
 | Dirk Käsler - 1988 - 301 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office. In the case of traditional authority, obedience is owed to the person of the chief who occupies the... | |
 | Ved P. Varma - 1993 - 228 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it only by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office' (Weber 1947, p.328). Weber argued that legal-rational authority is the defining characteristic of all... | |
 | Ian Kershaw, Moshe Lewin - 1997 - 386 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office' (pp. 215-16). 5 Ibid., p. 216. Yet even as they attempted to construct a legitimising cultural and... | |
 | Brad R. Roth - 1999 - 476 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office"." The citizenry is won over to these institutions with the promise that it will be subject only to "the... | |
 | Michael J Handel - 2003 - 560 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office. In the case of traditional authority. obedience is owed to the person of the Reprinted from Economy... | |
 | Philip Selznick - 2002 - 434 sivua
...legally established impersonal order. It extends to persons exercising the authority of office under it by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office. . . . Legal authority rests on the acceptance of the validity of the following mutually inter-dependent... | |
 | Laura Desfor Edles, Scott Appelrouth - 2005 - 420 sivua
...established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it by virtue of the formal legality of their commands...only within the scope of authority of the office. In the case of traditional authority. obedience is owed to the person of the chief who occupies the... | |
 | Liyakat N. Takim - 2012 - 258 sivua
...in the legality of patterns of normative rules. Obedience is, in this case, owed to those exercising the authority of office by virtue of the formal legality of their commands and within the scope of authority of the office. Their authority is derived from their holding official... | |
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In the case of legal authority, obedience is owed to the legally established impersonal order. It extends to the persons exercising the authority of office under it only by virtue of the formal legality of their commands and only within the scope of authority... 
