Max Weber's Politics as a Vocation: Complete Analysis of the State, Domination, and Vocation

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Politics (Broad Meaning)

Leading or guiding any group, like running a school, a bank, or a club.

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Politics (Strict Meaning)

Trying to control or influence a government or state.

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The State

A group that is the only one allowed to legally use force in a given area.

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Physical Force

The main tool of a government. Without rules or force to keep order, there would be anarchy.

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Traditional Power

Power people accept just because things have been done that way for a very long time.

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Charismatic Power

Power given to a leader because people believe in their unique personality, courage, or talent.

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Legal Power

Power based on official written laws and rules that everyone agrees to follow.

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Separation of Tools

Government workers do not own the buildings or equipment they use; the government owns everything.