This work asserts that there is no such thing as a self-made man in a section about how corrupt institutions lead to a "higher immorality.
Robert Dahl argued against this work's central point in a study of New Haven. One chapter of this work claims that the New Deal was the fourth epoch of the title entity, and that currently it is in the fifth. This work asserts that there is no such thing as a self-made man in a section about how corrupt institutions lead to a "higher immorality." Its author refers to a certain group as "the warlords"; they are among those whom this work claims work in "The Conservative Mood." Other chapters of this work describe "The Political Directorate," "The Chief Executives," and "The Corporate Rich," all of whom are part of the title group. For 10 points, name this book which claims that a small social group controlling financial, military, and political interests controls America, a work of C. Wright Mills.
Robert Dahl argued against this work's central point in a study of New Haven.
The Power Elite