MECHANISMS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FORMATION
OF THE LEGITIMACY OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY
21.01.2023
International Scientific Journal "Science and Innovation". Series C. Volume 2 Issue 1
Abstract. In this article, the author revealed a conceptual analysis of the important
political mechanisms that manifest a unique form of the state administration system: the content of
the concepts of legality and legitimacy, the specific technologies of the formation of legality and
legitimacy in ensuring the stability and integrity of political power and the need for long-term
existence. Also, he showed the effective directions of legal and legitimate relations in the support
of the political power by the society as well as strengthening of trust in its activeness.
Keywords: legitimacy, legality, political power, state management, administrative
personnel, administrative staff, human resources, government system, leader.
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