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	Tripartite classification of authority - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Max Weber distinguished three ideal types of political leadership, domination and authority: charismatic domination (familial and religious), traditional domination (patriarchs, patrimonalism, feudalism) and legal domination (modern law and state, bureaucracy).
		He also notes that legal domination is the most advanced, and that societies evolve from having mostly traditional and charismatic authorities to mostly rational and legal ones, due to the fact that the instability of charismatic authority inevitably forces it to "routinize" into a more structured form of authority.
		In traditional authority, the legitimacy of the authority comes from tradition, in charismatic authority from the personality and leadership qualities of the individual (charisma), and in legal (or rational-legal) authority from powers that are bureaucratically and legally attached to certain positions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tripartite_classification_of_authority (354 words)

	Traditional authority - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Traditional authority (also known as traditional domination) is a form of leadership in which the authority of an organization or a ruling regime is largely tied to tradition or custom.
		In traditional authority, the legitimacy of the authority comes from tradition; in charismatic authority from the personality and leadership qualities of the individual; and in rational-legal authority from powers that are bureaucratically and legally attached to certain positions.
		Weber derives the traditional domination from patriarchs and their households - in other words, from the ancient tradition of family (the authority of a master over his household).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Traditional_domination (883 words)

	Sociology 250 - Notes on Max Weber
		Examples of dominance could include parent-child relationships, employer-employee relationships, teacher-student, domination within the family, political rule that is generally accepted and obeyed, or the relation between a priest and church member.
		In many cases, traditional authority is buttressed by culture such as myths or connection to the sacred, symbols such as a cross or flag, and by structures and institutions which perpetuate this traditional authority.
		Traditional forms of authority existed in many societies throughout much of history, and Weber analyzed why this form of authority was maintained, and what were the barriers to the development of more rational or legal forms of authority characteristic of western societies.
	uregina.ca /~gingrich/o12f99.htm (3483 words)

	Paul Bullen: Charismatic Domination
		Traditional domination is typically represented by "patriarchalism," a major variant of which is "patrimonialism." (2) Commands can be taken as binding when those obeying believe that positively enacted laws are binding and that the person issuing the commands is acting in accordance with applicable law.
		This third kind of legitimate domination (charismatic domination) is the basis for the "charismatic structure of domination." The political form of this domination is the topic of this paper.
		Domination based on charismatic legitimation changes in the direction a domination based on ‘routine" legitimation, that is, either traditional or rational-legal, or a combination of the two.
	paul.bullen.com /BullenCharisma.html (8989 words)

	Lynette Parker, Anthropology 303
		The traditional period described by Brintnall (1930s-1940s) was a time of isolation marked by the lack of a good road, repressive governmental policies, and a religious-political organization which remained inward looking.
		Further, the traditional era was characterized by political and economic dominance by the ladinos.
		Despite the change in status among the Indians and the opportunity for sons to be independent from their fathers, the traditional hierarchy of age grades and ancestor beliefs had maintained the traditional organization.
	www.vanderbilt.edu /AnS/Anthro/GSN/mayabib/brintnall.html (1871 words)

	Reinhard Bendix, Max Weber, An Intellectual Portrait
		structures of domination vary in the ways in which the command are distributed between the ruling minor "apparatus." They also vary in the general [Page 294] principles of legitimacy on the basis of which the "officials" obey the rulig minority and the people at large obey both.
		It follows that every system of domination will [Page 297] change its character when its rulers fail to live up to the standards by which they justify their domination and thereby jeopardize the beliefs in those standards among the public at large.
		Under legal domination the "superior" is himself subject to law, and he can undermine the beliefs sustaining the legal order if he uses formal compliance to extend his domination indefinitely.
	www.cla.wayne.edu /polisci/kdk/Comparative/SOURCES/weber1.htm (2577 words)

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		Legitimacy of rule is grounded in the faith that the ruled vest in the leader (e.g., a prophet, hero, heroine, or demagogue).
		The administrative apparatus under this mode of domination is very loose, unstructured, and unstable, usually working through the activities of a few disciples or intermediaries.
		“Traditional Domination” occurs when the power to rule is underwritten by a respect for tradition and the past.
	www.utm.edu /staff/mikem/LaquishaMorganCh9.doc (1418 words)

	Kenyan History - Traditional Music & Cultures of Kenya
		Traditions are formed through experience, knowledge, needs, and the necessity both to adapt and adopt to the environment.
		Traditions are both an expression of these realities, as well as a means of regulating and making sense of them.
		Often misinterpreted as 'ancestor worship', the only traditions that involve or invoke ancestors are actually nothing more than the paying of respect to them, and the nurturing of their memory.
	www.bluegecko.org /kenya/contexts/kenyahistory.htm (3641 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The male domination of the public and political spheres depends largely on confining women to their traditional sex roles of providing sexual entertainment and reproducing children; also male domination depends on confining worsen to their traditional gender roles of childrearing, domestic servitude and subsistence production.
		The most important patriarchal principles which guide government administrative practice are traditional principles that the "man is the head of the household", and that the "woman is owned by her husband".
		Although a large part of bureaucratic behaviour may be explained by the "traditional mentality" of customary law, we also have to mention the bureaucracy's internal patriarchal impetus, of being a male dominated institution which enables and perpetuates the male predominance in salaried employment, as well as the male domination of decision making.
	www.hsph.harvard.edu /Organizations/healthnet/HIV/docs/sea-aids/gend/gend57.txt (3600 words)

	susan elaine white--Mao & Augustine
		The traditional form is the focus of comparison and redefinition here, although the multi-faceted classification of this authority is relevant to the deeper understanding of entire analytical tool.
		The traditional ideal type determines that the leader's "authority is based on belief in and submission to" him who possesses "special qualifications of some sort." Like every analytical tool, the "ideal" it is not an empirical reality.
		But with a new working definition of traditional charisma, more conducive with reaching a cross-cultural, cross-temporal aim of establishing an 'ideal type,' a greater understanding of the varying nature of political action is achieved.
	www.unc.edu /~susieq/augustine.html (4323 words)

	Spotlight on Teaching (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		For example, we are interested in the symbolic role that rituals and traditional myths play in the novel, itself a microcosm, an artifact of, an objective correlative for, an aspect of "syncretism" in its culture.
		This savior, Waiyaki, is ultimately compromised and rejected by the community; thus, the possibility of interaction/rapprochement between traditional religions and Christianity, and of coexistence between colonized and colonizer, is rendered impossible.
		Female circumcision, the issue around which the whole plot turns, becomes a means of examining the issue of gender in religion and of understanding that the performance or non-performance of ritual in a traditional community is a matter of belonging and not-belonging, of life and death.
	www.aarweb.org /Publications/spotlight/previous/1-2/01-02-02afri.asp (1875 words)

	JWSR - Volume III, Number 2, Spring 1997
		Relationships between the U.S. dominant forces and the subordinated "Indian Nations" therefore are rooted in "cycles of conquest" and domination that are resolutely socio-political, cultural and economic (Hall, 1989).
		Traditional Lakota follow the oral tradition in naming their origin place as the Black Hills and surrounding points (Goodman, 1992).2 Methodological tensions between oral tradition and western historical sources, demonstrate the complexity of sorting out misconceptions from both fields of identity interest.
		Tribal councils, without traditional authority, are therefore assimilated forms of governance, although Deloria and Lytle (1983) distinguish between those that replicate or replace traditional social structures from those that act as agency "puppet governments" for the United States.
	jwsr.ucr.edu /archive/vol3/v3n2a3.htm (14260 words)

	Domination Impressions - PC News at GameSpot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Posted Jan 20, 2005 3:27 pm PT Domination is a 3D turn-based strategy game that may remind you a lot of 2003's Massive Assault.
		Meanwhile, the artificial intelligence can be particularly cunning, and Domination will keep the multilevel AI that made the original a challenge.
		Domination is fairly well along, and Dreamcatcher plans to publish in the game in February for North America and April for Europe.
	www.gamespot.com /pc/strategy/domination/preview_6116740.html (505 words)

	Gnome World DOMination
		In the Gnome World DOMination scenario, by contrast, the emphasis is on making applications as easy as possible, including integrating with existing codebases that use their own data structures to represent document contents and state.
		All of the traditional DOM methods are available, and code using the Gdome interface interoperates fully with standard DOM clients and servers.
		Aside from the DOM engine itself, the core of the DOMination architecture is support for rendering individual document fragments of the components and composing them into a unified display.
	www.levien.com /gnome/domination.html (3141 words)

	Vietnam - Country and people
		The traditional set of a long gown and turban gave way to more modern looking suits, while business shirts and trousers have replaced traditional long sleeved shirts and wide trousers.
		Traditional costumes still exist and efforts are increasingly being made to restore traditional festivals and entertainment which incorporate traditional costumes.
		This traditional conical hat is particularly suitable for a tropical country such as Vietnam, where fierce sunshine and hard rain are commonplace.
	www.vietnamtourism.com /e_pages/country/overview.asp?uid=2258 (676 words)

	Fitzpatrick on Cohen
		The image, Cohen claims, is precisely 'that which resists narrative resolution and which interrupts its explanatory logic' (14), leaving the postmodern novel in a position in which its linear, typographical logic of domination is complicated by the changing relationships of subject and object.
		For Mailer, the proliferation of the visual, the technological, and the mass-cultural in post-war American society is part and parcel of the shifting gender relations produced by the women's movement.
		In the fiction of Jerzy Kosinski, Cohen explores the manner in which the female object of vision is repeatedly 'locked into an optic of domination' (108) driven by the male narrator's desire to protect his spectatorial authority.
	www.film-philosophy.com /vol3-1999/n8fitzpatrick (1557 words)

	P2cause1
		The traditional criterion for Arab identity in Sudan has been biological descent (in the male line) from forbears who lived in Arabia.
		Attempts by some groups within the followers of Islam to achieve dominant or elite positions, led to attempts to claim superiority for the Arabs by the virute that Quran —the holy book- was revealed in Arabic.
		The most highly Arab people tend to be those from groups that are settled as dominant populations along the Nile, especially north of Khartoum, and along the Blue and White Niles as far as Sennar and Kosti.
	www.sudanupdate.org /REPORTS/PEACE/P2cause1.htm (3968 words)

	Pub Ad in America
		The prismatic experience is not a synthesis based on the dialectical model, nor a stage on a moving belt advancing from tradition to modernity: rather, it is an enduring dilemma for peoples trapped between two different worlds, a trap that generates its own dynamics, its own inescapable logic and onerous contradictions.
		The traditional norms or structures that persist may be quite humane and situationally sensitive whereas the externally imposed standards may be more efficient but also arbitrary and rude.
		Both the traditional monarchy and the modern parliament, therefore, existed as veneers behind which appointed officials, led by military officers, ran the country.
	www2.hawaii.edu /~fredr/7-par5a.htm (5399 words)

	Law and society
		In crime, Packar’s due process model is connected with formal rationality while the crime control model is connected with substantive rationality (external standard focusing on the bureaucratic ideal of efficiency)—yet with the vagaries of plea bargaining, substantive irrationality is the norm.
		Legitimate domination, is tied to the evolution and acceptance of rules that are seen as autonomously developed by legal experts who objectively and logically construct a body of laws that have general applicability.
		The form of law and legitimate domination is not necessarily a "natural" one.
	www.ags.uci.edu /~dkieso/lands.htm (4558 words)

	The Yale Globalist
		There are three types of acquiescence, corresponding to the German sociologist Max Weber’s notions of traditional, charismatic, and rational domination – if one forgives my loose appropriation of Weber’s terms.
		Traditional domination is the kind of power that Britain held over New Zealand so that the hapless Dominion charged gallantly into both world wars.
		The second form of power, charismatic domination, is most rare in international relations.
	www.yale.edu /globalist/archive/issue12/elusive-empire.htm (842 words)

	Weber - Politics as a Vocation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This is 'traditional' domination exercised by the patriarch and the patrimonial prince of yore.
		This is 'charismatic' domination, as exercised by the prophet or--in the field of politics--by the elected war lord, the plebiscitarian ruler, the great demagogue, or the political party leader.
		Organized domination, which calls for continuous administration, requires that human conduct be conditioned to obedience towards those masters who claim to be the bearers of legitimate power.
	www2.pfeiffer.edu /~lridener/DSS/Weber/polvoc.html (20590 words)

	[NYTr] The USA's Uses of Colonial Election in Iraq
		Secondly, while we oppose the traditional "Sunni domination" of Iraq which is now quite decayed and disintegrated, we should not give an inch to the wave of imperialist Sunni-phobia that is being unleashed.
		The current focus reflects a certain panic about the prospect of "Shia domination", as well as minority layers of the Sunni population who benefitted from the pre-occupation order.
		Adding to the chaos is the "privatization" of everything and the replacement of an Arab-led society with domination by US companies that focus on plunder and export of capital in the name of "construction." The elections cannot re-establish Sunni domination.
	olm.blythe-systems.com /pipermail/nytr/Week-of-Mon-20050103/011445.html (2937 words)

	Chicago Boyz
		The power brokers in the Sunni triangle are the traditional tribal leaders.
		If I had to draw a parallel I would say they are like the patrician families of the reconstruction American South, trying to maintain their historic dominance after the end of slavery.
		Most of these leaders had no love for Saddam and viewed him as just a hiccup in their centuries-long domination of the region.
	www.chicagoboyz.net /archives/002551.html (890 words)

	Panama - FOREIGN RELATIONS
		Panama's strategic location, the traditional domination of both the economy and the political agenda by the canal, and the strong influence exerted by the United States throughout most of Panama's independent history have combined to magnify the importance of foreign policy in the nation's political life.
		From the signing of the Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty in 1903 until the ratification of the Panama Canal treaties in 1978, Panama's overriding concern, both domestically and internationally, was to gain sovereignty over the Canal Zone and the control over the canal, itself.
		Although foreign policy concerns were not as dominant in the 1980s as in previous decades, they occupied a high priority for Panama's government and still centered on relations with the United States.
	countrystudies.us /panama/62.htm (355 words)

	RCP Programme
		This is an expression of the morality of the ruling class of this country—where the men who founded their position and wealth on slavery are upheld as virtuous examples to follow.
		In direct opposition to all this, proletarian morality is based on the understanding that humanity has reached the point where inequality is no longer necessary or tolerable and that it is impossible for humanity to advance further without abolishing all social inequality, all relations of exploitation and oppression.
		In socialist society, personal relationships, while valued as such, will also be seen in the larger social context in which they exist and in terms of their effect on the ability of the individuals involved to take part in and change society.
	rwor.org /margorp/a-morality.htm (3926 words)

	X
		In the legal sphere, informal mechanisms steeped in traditional practices made up for the vacuum left by the state.
		They were also visible in the social arena—schools and hospitals—even though the traditional domination of the churches in this sector is on the wane.
		Their leaders are members of the educated but financially bankrupt middle-class, traditional chiefs or simply strong figures.
	www.unesco.org /courier/2001_02/uk/doss4.htm (2032 words)

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