Power elite

By:

Mills, C. Wright

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Oxford University Press; 1950Description: 424pSubject(s):

Upper Classes United States

DDC classification:

305.52 MIL

Summary: In this fascinating and controversial study of the organization of our society, Mr. Mills depicts the style of life of the men and women at the pinnacles of fame and power and fortune in America today. Celebrities and the Big Rich, Admirals and Generals, Politicians and Corporation Executives are examined-as well as the nature of the mass society, of which these higher circles now constitute the elite. The ideas and conclusions this book presents are so provocative that even those who disagree with its thesis will find it absorbing.

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In this fascinating and controversial study of the organization of our society, Mr. Mills depicts the style of life of the men and women at the pinnacles of fame and power and fortune in America today. Celebrities and the Big Rich, Admirals and Generals, Politicians and Corporation Executives are examined-as well as the nature of the mass society, of which these higher circles now constitute the elite. The ideas and conclusions this book presents are so provocative that even those who disagree with its thesis will find it absorbing.

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