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Logics of Legitimacy
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Logics of Legitimacy

by Margaret Stout
September 2017
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
325 pages
11h 32m
English
Routledge
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Chapter 4
How the Traditions
Framework Was Created
Introduction
It is important to understand the specic manner in which the Traditions presented
in this book were developed. In other words, how can there be three Traditions of
public administration, and where is the proof? is chapter answers these ques-
tions, while explaining sociologist Max Weber’s (1949, 1994c) ideal- type method.
Employing the Ideal- Type Method
A series of hypotheses framed the inquiry (Stout 2007). e rst posited that ide-
ations of the public administrator’s role are linked to dierent meanings of legiti-
macy; that there is a relationship between role conceptualization ...
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ISBN: 9781466511613