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Élite (Sciences sociales)

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Superclass

David J. Rothkopf

2008

The comparative study of political elites

Robert D. Putnam

1976

Who's running America?

Thomas R. Dye

1976

Democratisation in Britian

John Garrard

2002

High-level manpower in Iran

Gail Cook-Johnson

1980

In the company ofscholars

Julius G. Getman

1992

Geographies of Privilege

Bradley Gardener, France Winddance Twine

2013

Japan's administrative elite

Byung Chul Koh

1989

The revolt of the elites and the betrayal of democracy

Christopher Lasch, Francis fournier

1995

The Making of an American Thinking Class

Darren Staloff

1998

The failure of elites

Frank Bonilla

1970

Privilege, power, and difference

Allan G. Johnson

2001

Corporate power in a globalizing world

William K. Carroll

2010

Power Plays Power Works

Black Hawk Hancock, John Fiske

2016

Political elites

Geraint Parry

1969

Puritan Boston and Quaker Philadelphia

E. Digby Baltzell

1979

Titans

Peter Charles Newman

1998

Elite accomodation in Canadian politics

Presthus, Robert Vance

1973

Politics and ideology in Canada

Michael D. Ornstein

1999

Philadelphia's black elite

Julie Winch

1988

The dynamics of Bangladesh society

A. K. Nazmul Karim

1980

Making capitalism without capitalists

Gil Eyal, Eleanor R. Townsley, Ivan Szelenyi

1998

V671 Higher Circles

G. William Domhoff

1970

Capitalism, culture, and decline in Britain, 1750-1990

Rubenstein

1994

War on the Middle Class

Lou Dobbs

2006

Winners and losers of the information revolution

Bernard Carl Rosen

1998

Propriety and permissiveness in Bourbon Mexico

Juan Pedro Viqueira Albán

2004

A fair country

John Ralston Saul

2008

Imperial San Francisco

Gray A. Brechin

1999

The social production of indifference

Michael Herzfeld

1992

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