Translations for „legitimation“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

легитима́ция

legitimation

узаконе́ние

legitimation

огово́рка о легитима́ции

legitimation clause

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English

Legitimation in the social sciences refers to the process whereby an act, process, or ideology becomes legitimate by its attachment to norms and values within a given society.

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Contrary to the revolutionary religion which is anti-hegemonic, legitimation religion promotes predestiny and pre-determination, thereby rendering social criticism moot and social activism obsolete.

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An audience-based theory of legitimation posits that various social audiences develop expectations about what organizations can or should do and accordingly evaluate organizational action.

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This epic event served as a meaning structure or interpretive scheme that contributed to the designers' legitimation of the game project.

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It was an elaborate public event which served as a formal recognition and legitimation of her accession.

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In this sense the motivation and legitimation of this violence is not the central issue.

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It can be seen therefore, that the legitimation of a particular type of cultural capital is completely arbitrary.

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Legitimation generally increases (at a decreasing rate) with the number of organizations, but so does competition (at an increasing rate).

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From the legitimation of power and compliance of the group, the organization becomes an institutionalized system of exchange values.

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Religion can support science by making suggestions for research and by offering a cultural legitimation for a theory or for science in general.

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