An edition of V671 Higher Circles
(1970)
The higher circles
the governing class in America
[1st ed.]
by G. William Domhoff
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Politics and government, Social conditions, Foreign relations, Upper class, United States, Relations extérieures, Conditions sociales, Élite (Sciences sociales), Politique et gouvernement, Condiciones sociales, Politische Elite, Relaciones exteriores, Diplomatic relations, OberschichtPlaces
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Table of Contents
Social indicators and social institutions of the upper class.
The feminine half of the upper class.
The jet set, celebrities, and the upper class.
Cohesion and consciousness: is there an American upper class?
How the power elite make foreign policy.
How the power elite shape social legislation.
The power elite, the CIA, and the struggle for minds.
Dan Smott, Phyllis Schlafly, Reverend McBirnie, and me.
Where a pluralist goes wrong.
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