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Elite (Social sciences)

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The Parlour and the Streets

Sumanta Banerjee

1989

Masters of the Big House

William Kauffman Scarborough

2006

Journey to the abyss

Harry Graf Kessler

2011

Superclass

David J. Rothkopf

2008

The comparative study of political elites

Robert D. Putnam

1976

The new emperors

Kerry Brown

2014

Economic Thought and Ideology in Seventeenth-Century England

Joyce Oldham Appleby, PhD

1978

The power elite

C. Wright Mills

1956

Who's running America?

Thomas R. Dye

1976

Democratisation in Britian

John Garrard

2002

Elites and Masses

Martin N. Marger

1986

Debrett's illustrated guide to the Canadian establishment

Peter C. Newman

1983

Populism and elitism

Jeffrey Bell

1992

Lady Sarah's sinful desires

Sophie Barnes

2015

The Social Animal

David Brooks

2012

High-level manpower in Iran

Gail Cook-Johnson

1980

In the company ofscholars

Julius G. Getman

1992

Haiti and the great powers, 1902-1915

Brenda Gayle Plummer

1988

Democracy in chains

Nancy MacLean

2017

Educating Activist Allies: Social Justice Pedagogy with the Suburban and Urban Elite (Critical Social Thought)

Katy M. Swalwell

2013

The struggle for South Africa

Davies, Robert H.

1984

Privilege Agency And Affect Understanding The Production And Effects Of Action

Claire Maxwell

2013

Nomenklatura

Michael Voslensky

1984

Geographies of Privilege

Bradley Gardener, France Winddance Twine

2013

Upstate Arcadia

Peter J. Hugill

1995

This small city will be a Mexican paradise

Michael Gonzalez

2005

The Arabists

Robert D. Kaplan

1993

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

A speaking aristocracy

Christopher Grasso

1999

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