Weber and types of domination
The Three Types of Legitimate Rule is an essay written by Max Weber, a German economist discuss the difficulties in translating Herrschaft as well, typically using "dominion" and "domination" in addition to the original German Herrschaft.
Max Weber’s 3 types of authority
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29 May This type of leader is not only capable of but actually possesses the superior power For Weber, all authority exhibits some form of domination.
Weber's studious pursuits took him to the University of Heidelberg as a law student in , . Weber used ideal-types to derive three forms of domination.
Description:This type of leader is not only capable of but actually possesses the superior power of charisma to rally diverse and conflict-prone people behind him. His power comes from the massive trust and almost unbreakable faith people put in him. Second, traditional authority indicates the presence of a dominant personality. This leader is someone who depends on established tradition or order. While this leader is also a dominant personality, the prevailing order in society gives him the mandate to rule.
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