For 10 points, name this sociologist who wrote Listen, Yankee; White Collar; and The Power Elite.
Irving Horowitz's biography of this man is subtitled "an American utopian," and other figures associated with him include Hans Gerthe, who co- wrote his book Character and Social Structure. He analyzed labor politics in The New Men of Power and explained the ability to generalize problems beyond one's immediate range of experience as the title quality of his The Sociological Imagination. His major works include a series of interviews with Cubans about the United States, an analysis of middle-class professionals who wear a certain garment, and a treatise about the interlocking political, military, and business leaders who make decisions in the U.S. For 10 points, name this sociologist who wrote Listen, Yankee; White Collar; and The Power Elite.
Irving Horowitz's biography of this man is subtitled "an American utopian," and other figures associated with him include Hans Gerthe, who co- wrote his book Character and Social Structure.
Charles Wright {Mills}