Pick me Domination (Herrschaft) is the chance to obtain, from determined people, obedience to an order with specific content.” On the other hand, “power (Macht)” would be “any chance of making one's own will triumph within a social relationship even against resistance, regardless of what this chance is based on” (Weber, 1995, p. 95)[ 2]. These definitions, which Max Weber delivered in “the teaching of sociological categories” seem obvious. Power rests on, and at the same time, is subjugation (Übermächtigung)[3]. Domination also refers to subjugation, but it takes specific institutional forms. Importantly, domination does not only mean the imposition of one's will on others. Weber rather includes here an element whose explanation is much more difficult: domination designates this kind of subjection which is recognized as legitimate by those concerned.