One of this man's works describes how labor leaders all eventually abandon their oppositional outloo
One of this man's works describes how labor leaders all eventually abandon their oppositional outlook against management, and adapt to work within the confines of the capitalist structure. In one of his works, he described sociology as the natural extension of human history and biography, and criticizes Talcott Parsons' grand theory for divorcing sociology from individuals. In his best-known work, this author describes how the title class of people reproduces itself by admitting new members based on how well they clone themselves after existing members. Those people include the military-industrial complex. For 10 points, name this sociologist who wrote The New Men of Power, The Sociological Imagination, and The Power-Elite.
One of this man's works describes how labor leaders all eventually abandon their oppositional outlook against management, and adapt to work within the confines of the capitalist structure.
Charles Wright Mills