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A crisis of legitimacy is a crisis of change. Therefore, its roots must be sought inthe character of change in modern society. Crises of legitimacy occur during atransition to a new social structure, if (1) the status of major conservativeinstitutions is threatened during the period of structural change; (2) all the majorgroups in the society do not have access to the political system in the transitionalperiod, or at least as soon as they develop political demands.
American Behavioral Scientist – SAGE
Published: Mar 1, 1992
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