Political power, community and democracy
By: edited by Edward Keynes and David M. Ricci.
Contributors: Ricci, David M.
Series: Rand McNally political science series
Publisher: Rand McNally
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 286
Subjects: Power (Social sciences); Community power
Table of contents: title: Background to the study of community power: liberalism, its decline, power analysis, Schumpeter, and after, by D. M. Ricci.; title: Elites and community power, by E. Keynes.; title: The group basis of politics: notes for a theory, by E. Latham.; title: Group politics and representative democracy, by D. B. Truman.; title: Community power structure, by F. Hunter.; title: The power elite, by C. W. Mills.; title: Equality and power in American society, by R. A. Dahl.; title: Methodological disputes in the study of power, by D. M. Ricci.; title: How to study community power: the pluralist alternative, by N. W. Polsby.; title: Two faces of power, by P. Bachrach and M. S. Baratz.; title: Democracy and community power, by D. M. Ricci.; title: How can we justify democracy? By H. B. Mayo.; title: The cost of realism: contemporary restatements of democracy, by L. Davis.; title: Selected bibliography of community power and related subjects, prepared with the assistance of G. W. Sykes (p. 255-277)