This thinker stated that the three justifications for political power were the eternal yesterday, the gift of grace, and legality in his speech "Politics as a Vocation".
This thinker stated that the three justifications for political power were the eternal yesterday, the gift of grace, and legality in his speech "Politics as a Vocation". He also warned that humanity's inability to resist efficiency and rationalization would lead to us feeling like we live in an iron cage, and his best known book begins by acknowledging that Catholics tend not to become business leaders in Germany. Name this author of The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
This thinker stated that the three justifications for political power were the eternal yesterday, the gift of grace, and legality in his speech "Politics as a Vocation".
(Max) Weber