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Designed as a textbook for courses in political theory, political sociology and comparative politics, and as a contribution in its own right, this book explores the role of elite relations as a key to understanding democracy. Following a critical review of the literature on democracy and elites, the author argues that although Western democracy is not 'government by the people' and has not created equality, it is unique in that (more than any other regime) it has generated a relative separation of power holders, or a relative autonomy of elites and sub-elites in the control of resources.…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1993Polity Press · 239 pages · 9780745608914
DemocracyElite (Social sciences)Social classes





