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The term legitimacy (and its derivatives: legitimate (a)) is used in the theory of Law, in political science and in philosophy to define the quality of being in accordance with a legal mandate.
In political science, it is the concept with which the ability of a power to obtain obedience is judged without the need to resort to coercion posed by the threat of force, in such a way that a State is legitimate if there is a consensus among the members of the political community to accept the current authority. In this sense, the term has its origins in private inheritance law and appears linked to politics in relation to the monarchical restoration after the French Revolution. This initial appeal to traditional criteria as an ethical justification for the personal exercise of power is accepted by Max Weber as one of the three types of legitimacy along with charismatic legitimacy (subordinates accept power based on the holiness, heroism or exemplary of the person who exercises it ) and rational legitimation (subordinates accept power according to objective and impersonal motivations), making it practically synonymous with legality. [1