racionálislegalitás
Racionális legalitás, sometimes translated as rational legality, is a concept in sociology and political science that describes a system of law and governance that is based on rational principles rather than tradition or charisma. It is a key component of Max Weber's theory of authority, where it represents one of the three ideal types of legitimate domination.
In a system of rational legality, authority is derived from a belief in the legality of enacted
This form of authority is characteristic of modern bureaucratic states and legal systems. Decisions are made