In 1945, he began teaching at Columbia, where he directed a section of the Bureau of Applied Social Research and wrote The New Men of Power and White Collar.
In 1945, he began teaching at Columbia, where he directed a section of the Bureau of Applied Social Research and wrote The New Men of Power and White Collar. His Character and Social Structure synthesized the Frankfurt School and social psychology, while he turned on Lazarsfeld and Parsons in late works like The Sociological Imagination. FTP, name this sociologist, who argued in his best-known book that the postwar United States were ruled by a hidden oligarchy which actually ruled the country, 1956's The Power Elite.
In 1945, he began teaching at Columbia, where he directed a section of the Bureau of Applied Social Research and wrote The New Men of Power and White Collar.
Charles Wright {Mills}