Public Interest and State Legitimation (Cambridge Studies in Historical Sociology)
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Public Interest and State Legitimation (Cambridge Studies in Historical Sociology)

by Wenkai He

History Politics Sociology
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A scholarly analysis of how states build legitimacy by aligning governance with public interest, using comparative historical sociology.

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This book examines the relationship between public interest and state legitimacy within the framework of historical sociology.

It analyzes how states use policies framed as serving the public interest to strengthen their authority and social acceptance.

The study draws on comparative historical cases to explore patterns of legitimation across different political contexts.

Readers will gain insight into the mechanisms by which states maintain stability and public trust over time.

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