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I've opened the North and Weingast article in a new tab, but may never get around to reading it. Would really love some examples to illustrate the self-binding/making commitments dynamic. If I vaguely recall something about Aztec sacrifices here, would I be on base?pic.twitter.com/B5xiXjxqXp
"I find Michael Mann’s distinction between a state’s despotic power and its infrastructural power useful." despotic P: ability of state actors to have their wishes obeyed (e.g., not countermanded) infrastructural P: ability of the state to actually implement political decisions
First time I encountered this idea (that religion and politics are substitutes) was in an Edge essay by Jonathan Haidt (attached in second image), and it blew my mind. Yours is more precise though. Haidt: https://www.edge.org/conversation/jonathan_haidt-what-makes-people-vote-republican …pic.twitter.com/pr0hFp3kr4
My mind balks slightly at calling this "legitimation" (although whatever we call it, it seems a very useful concept). Is this a commonly accepted definition of "legitimation"?pic.twitter.com/NoZMXkqrYE
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