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Habermas and Political Legitimacy

Yao Da-zhi

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Being different from philosophers who have interests in the theory of justice, Habermas has great interest in political legitimacy. He discusses both sides of political legitimacy: one is legitimacy of law, another is legitimacy o f state, and both of which are based on agreement of people.

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Being different from philosophers who have interests in the theory of justice, Habermas has great interest in political legitimacy. He discusses both sides of political legitimacy: one is legitimacy of law, another is legitimacy o f state, and both of which are based on agreement of people.

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Being different from philosophers who have interests in the theory of justice, Habermas has great interest in political legitimacy. He discusses both sides of political legitimacy: one is legitimacy of law, another is legitimacy o f state, and both of which are based on agreement of people.

Key concepts: Legitimacy, Politics, State (computer science), Economic Justice, Political science, Law and economics, Law, Sociology

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