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Through attention to the combination of these conditions and constraints I argue that Raz s reasons centered account highlights but fails to address the importance of authority s social

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Most commonly moderate critics argue that legitimate authority at any rate legitimate political authority presupposes a special connection between rulers and ruled a special bond that is

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Philosophy of law Joseph Raz Legal Theory Jurisprudence Raz explored in greater depth than Hart or Kelsen the idea that law claims the right to tell citizens what they must do what Raz called law s

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Joseph Raz s service conception of authority grounds the moral justification of authority in its capacity to help agents do what they have most reason to do Critics of the service conception

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Joseph Raz s Argument from Authority is one of the most famous defences of exclusive positivism in jurisprudence the position that the existence and content of the law in a society is a

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Only ifthe Service Conception does not include the beliefcondition will itsupport Raz s perfectionist account ofgovernment It seems Raz must choose between one or other Joseph Raz s Service

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1 Introduction Authority and legitimacy are central topics in political philosophy social philosophy and legal theory because they address the basic question of when power is not merely effective but

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Four The justification of authority Christopher McMahon 1994 In Authority and Democracy A General Theory of Government and Management Princeton University Press pp 85 127 Debate

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Modern interpretations of authority emphasise its moral and legal dimensions deliberately distinguishing it from coercive power In political philosophy and ethics political authority