An edition of Power in postwar America
(1971)
Power in postwar America
interdisciplinary perspectives on a historical problem.
by Richard Gillam
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Table of Contents
The structure of power in Regional City, by F. Hunter.
Power in New Haven: the pluralist thesis, by R. A. Dahl.
The theory of veto groups, by D. Riesman.
The American ruling class, by P. M. Sweezy.
The structure of power in American society, by C. W. Mills.
The distribution of power in American society, by T. Parsons.
Is the American upper class a governing class? By G. W. Domhoff.
The multi-influence hypothesis, by A. M. Rose.
Concentration in American manufacturing, by W. F. Mueller.
Competition, monopoly, and countervailing power, by W. Adams.
Corporate giants and the power structure, by M. S. Baratz.
The military-industrial complex, by D. D. Eisenhower.
The community of interests in our defense contract spending, by W. Proxmire.
The American military and civil authority, by G. Kolko.
Ideology and power, and R. P. Wolff.
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