He identi㻈ed "charismatic," "legal," and "traditional" methods for state legitimation in a lecture that de㻈nes the state as an entity that has a monopoly on legitimate violence.
This man argued that the distribution of "religious bene㻈ts" was a counterweight to political power caused by what he called "hierocracies." He characterized Buddha as an "exemplary prophet," unlike Muhammad, an "ethical prophet." Werner Sombart challenged this man for characterizing Jews as a "pariah-people" whose business was limited to trade. This man's theory of strati㻈cation considers market position, "social honor," and political power as crystallized in the title entities of his text "Class, Status, Parties." This man argued that politicians must balance their "ethic of moral conviction" with the everyday "ethic of responsibility." He identi㻈ed "charismatic," "legal," and "traditional" methods for state legitimation in a lecture that de㻈nes the state as an entity that has a monopoly on legitimate violence. For 10 points, name this author of Economy and Society, "Politics as a Vocation," and The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
This man argued that the distribution of "religious bene㻈ts" was a counterweight to political power caused by what he called "hierocracies."
Max Weber [or Karl Emil Maximilian Weber]