The Mexican regime has been viewed as being legitimate following its social revolution because
a. it incorporated peasants and workers into the Institutional Revolution Party (PRI) and its government institutions.
b. of its communist nature
c. of its resistance to U.S. domination.
d. it supported an open and competitive political system.
e. of the dominance of the military in Mexican politics.
a
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Which of the following is NOT one of Weber's key characteristics of a bureaucracy?
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