A political regime that sustains its authority primarily through military coercion and the suppression of democratic processes possesses political legitimacy as long as it maintains public order.
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False. Political legitimacy requires voluntary acceptance and consent from citizens rather than obedience achieved through military force and coercion.
Political legitimacy rests on popular consent, constitutional rules, good governance, and democratic acceptance. Regimes that depend on military force and suppression lack this essential consent, even if they succeed in maintaining public order.
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Distinction between Coercive Power and Political Legitimacy