The law cannot effective in the absence of power the excerse of power must be an acceptance by members of society of legitimate and rational authority. In this veracity discuss about the different types of legitimate authority developed by Max Weber and which one is more effective to addressing the social problem, like Nepal.

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ojaswi budhathoki Staff asked 8 years ago