The Revolution in Cuba, and he characterized Russian and American foreign policy as "crackpot realism" in his ominous The Causes of World War Three.
He attempted to argue the plight of Cuban activists in Listen Yankee: The Revolution in Cuba, and he characterized Russian and American foreign policy as "crackpot realism" in his ominous The Causes of World War Three. He collaborated with Hans Gerth on From Max Weber and another work, Character and Social Structure. Better known is a work setting forth how social sciences should be pursued, The Sociological Imagination, and his study of the "American Middle Classes," White Collar. FTP, name this sociologist who critiqued the organization of influence in the United States in 1956's The Power Elite.
He attempted to argue the plight of Cuban activists in Listen Yankee:
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