Political sociology: selected readings.
Series: Penguin modern sociology readings; Penguin education
Publisher: Penguin
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Harmondsworth
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
Subjects: Political sociology.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 333-344.
Table of contents: title: Tocqueville, A. de Parties.; title: Tocqueville, A. de The French revolution.; title: Weber, M. Politics as a vocation.; title: Easton, D. The analysis of political systems.; title: Parsons, T. Political systems and bureaucracy.; title: Habermas, J. The scientization of politics and public opinion.; title: Marx, K. State power and society.; title: Mosca, G. The political class.; title: Mills, C. W. The structure of power in American society.; title: Dahl, R. A. A critique of the ruling elite model.; title: Kaysen, C. The corporation: how much power? What scope?; title: Banfield, E. C. and Wilson, J. Q. The centralization of influence.; title: Wiatr, J. J. and Przeworski, A. Control without opposition.; title: Schurmann, F. The Communist Party and the state.; title: Beer, S. H. Group representation in Britain and the United States.; title: Michels, R. Principles and bureaucracy in political parties.; title: Duverger, M. The origin of parties.; title: Rokkan, S. and Campbell, A. Citizen participation in political life.; title: Lipset, S. M. Voting behaviour.; title: Allardt, E. Types of protests.; title: Gramsci, Antonio. Political forces in "organic" crises.; title: Fanon, F. Spontaneity: its strength and weakness.; title: Touraine, A. The French student movement on May 1968.; title: Walzer, M. The revolution of the saints.