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| Open Access | STATE POWER AND LEGITIMACY: EXPLORING SOCIO-POLITICAL DYNAMICS
Rashid Abdulin , Researcher, Department of Civil Society and Law Education, Saudi ArabiaAbstract
This study delves into the complex interplay between state power and legitimacy, emphasizing their crucial roles in shaping socio-political dynamics. By examining the theoretical underpinnings of legitimacy and its manifestations in various state structures, the research highlights how legitimacy influences governance, public trust, and political stability. Through a comparative analysis of different political systems and historical contexts, the study aims to uncover the mechanisms through which states achieve and maintain legitimacy. It further explores the socio-political implications of legitimacy, including its impact on social cohesion, policy effectiveness, and resistance movements. The findings offer valuable insights into the factors that contribute to a state's legitimacy and the consequences of its erosion, providing a comprehensive understanding of how legitimacy functions as a cornerstone of effective and enduring governance.
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State Power, Legitimacy, Governance
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