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""Eröffnung der Tagung am 8. Oktober 1958""; ""Erster Beratungsgegenstand: Die verfassungsrechtliche Stellung der Parteien im modernen Staat""; ""1. Bericht von Professor Dr. Konrad Hesse""; ""2. Mitbericht von Univergit�ts-Dozent Dr. Gustav E. Kafka""; ""3. Auszug aus der Aussprache und Schlußworte""; ""Zweiter Beratungsgegenstand: Das Verwaltungsverfahren""; ""1. Bericht von Professor Dr. Karl August Bettermann""; ""2. Mitbericht von Professor Dr. Erwin Melichar""; ""3. Auszug aus der Aussprache und Schlußworte""; ""Verzeichnis der Redner""

""I. Eröffnung der Tagung am 15. Oktober 1953. Eröffnungsansprache des Zweiten Vorsitzenden Professor Dr. Ipsen""; ""Ansprachen des Prorektors der Friedrich Wilhelms-Universit�t zu Bonn Professor Dr. Ernst Friesenhahn""; ""Ansprachen des Dekans der Rechts- und Staatswissenschaftlichen Fakult�t der Friedrich Wilhelms-Universit�t zu Bonn Professor Dr. Ulrich Scheuner""; ""Ansprachen des Ehrenpr�sidenten der Vereinigung Geheimen Hofrats Professor Dr. Richard Thoma""; ""II. Erster Beratungsgegenstand: Begriff und Wesen des sozialen Rechtsstaates""

Pol'al sci group studies make use of a series of terms that are more or less definite & related, but which are nevertheless not synonymous. It is important to discover in what sense they are used by the various sociol'al & pol'al sci Sch's. In so far as they are dealing with a common phenomenon, we may say that the terms, pressure groups, lobbies & pol'al groups refers to the method of action (functional concept); that of interest group refers to the goals; & org or association deals with structure. The increasing importance of the association as the primary focal point of pol'al participation should be noted. (Tr by J. A. Broussard from IPSA.

Legitimacy should not be confused with authority, since the latter is a gov based upon law both in terms of the source of its power & the time when it can be exercised. In various pol'al philosophies is difficult to separate & reconcile legitimacy with universal justice, & with the socio-pol'al structure of a given culture. The classification of Max Weber is an important though unsuccessful attempt to resolve this dilemma. Charisma, in particular, cannot be considered a form of legitimacy. Weber's error is that he started with an ambiguous definition of rationality. A possible classification is: legitimacy based upon religion, legitimacy based upon philosophicolegality, traditional legitimacy & legitimacy through success. The true index of legitimacy is always the conviction of the members of the soc body that the power is true & just, even though other values may be opposed. 3 consequences are a result: legitimate power is more efficacious than illegitimate power, legitimacy is the major aspiration of all gov's & citizens are as aware of their responsibilities as they are certain of the legitimacy of their gov' s. Tr by J. A.Broussard from IPSA.