Zweigenhaft and Domhoff wrote about how the presence of women and minorities in this group has failed to change its values in a book about "Diversity" in this group.
Zweigenhaft and Domhoff wrote about how the presence of women and minorities in this group has failed to change its values in a book about "Diversity" in this group. Robert Dahl argued against the existence of this group in a book examining "dispersed inequalities" in New Haven politics. This group enforces its "crackpot definitions upon world reality" according to a chapter on the "Higher Immorality". The "Metropolitan 400" and the "Warlords" are parts of this group, according to a book that places it at the top of a pyramid above "the middle level" and the "masses". That book titled for this group argues that it is made up of the overlapping factions of political, business, and military leaders. For 10 points, name this group that governs America, according to a 1957 book by C. Wright Mills.
Zweigenhaft and Domhoff wrote about how the presence of women and minorities in this group has failed to change its values in a book about "Diversity" in this group.
the power elite [prompt on the elite]