Ritualized Authority is a theoretical construct in political anthropology and sociology denoting the process through which state power is legitimized and enacted through recurrent, symbolic performances that conflate institutional authority with culturally embedded ritual practices.
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Rituals of Royalty: Power and Ceremonial in Traditional Societies.
Adrián C. Mayer, David Cannadine, Simon Price · Man · 1989 · 609 citations
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