Elites, Nonelites, and Power
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Elites, Nonelites, and Power
The Critical Legacy of Elite Theory from Marx to Lachmann, and Then Beyond
Emigh, Rebecca Jean; Riley, Dylan
Emerald Publishing Limited
11/2024
368
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9781837975846
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Section 1. The Powers of Elites and Nonelites
Chapter 1. Introduction: Relational Power Theory: Elites and Nonelites; Rebecca Jean Emigh and Dylan Riley
Chapter 2. Streets and Elites: Corruption Grievances in Contemporary Revolutions; Colin J. Beck and Mlada Bukovansky
Chapter 3. Asian Art Patronage: Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Legitimation; Patricia A. Banks
Chapter 4. Decolonizing Porto? Thinking on the Portuguese "Unfinished" Decolonization Process from a Collaborative Action-Research Project with the City's Black Communities; Ligia Ferro, Beatriz Lacerda, Lydia Matthews, and Susan Meiselas
Section 2. Elites and Social Transformations
Chapter 5. Elite Conflict and Industry Regulation: How Political Polarization Affects Local Restriction and State Preemption of the U.S. Hydraulic Fracturing Industry; Lori Qingyuan Yue and Yuni Wen
Chapter 6. Elite Politics and Economic Crisis: Hyperinflation in Argentina, 1989-1990; Tod S. Van Gunten
Chapter 7. Elites, Colonialism, and Property Rights in Historical Perspective; Abhishek Chatterjee
Chapter 8. Do Events Shape Race? A Comparative-Historical Examination of the Catholic Irish in 17th-Century Barbados and Montserrat; Caroline Virginia Reilly
Chapter 9. Historical Trajectories of Official Information Gathering in India; Patricia Ahmed, Rebecca Jean Emigh, and Dylan Riley
Chapter 1. Introduction: Relational Power Theory: Elites and Nonelites; Rebecca Jean Emigh and Dylan Riley
Chapter 2. Streets and Elites: Corruption Grievances in Contemporary Revolutions; Colin J. Beck and Mlada Bukovansky
Chapter 3. Asian Art Patronage: Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Legitimation; Patricia A. Banks
Chapter 4. Decolonizing Porto? Thinking on the Portuguese "Unfinished" Decolonization Process from a Collaborative Action-Research Project with the City's Black Communities; Ligia Ferro, Beatriz Lacerda, Lydia Matthews, and Susan Meiselas
Section 2. Elites and Social Transformations
Chapter 5. Elite Conflict and Industry Regulation: How Political Polarization Affects Local Restriction and State Preemption of the U.S. Hydraulic Fracturing Industry; Lori Qingyuan Yue and Yuni Wen
Chapter 6. Elite Politics and Economic Crisis: Hyperinflation in Argentina, 1989-1990; Tod S. Van Gunten
Chapter 7. Elites, Colonialism, and Property Rights in Historical Perspective; Abhishek Chatterjee
Chapter 8. Do Events Shape Race? A Comparative-Historical Examination of the Catholic Irish in 17th-Century Barbados and Montserrat; Caroline Virginia Reilly
Chapter 9. Historical Trajectories of Official Information Gathering in India; Patricia Ahmed, Rebecca Jean Emigh, and Dylan Riley
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Privilege and power; Social sciences; Racial justice; Environmental change; Immigration; Education; Economic equality
Section 1. The Powers of Elites and Nonelites
Chapter 1. Introduction: Relational Power Theory: Elites and Nonelites; Rebecca Jean Emigh and Dylan Riley
Chapter 2. Streets and Elites: Corruption Grievances in Contemporary Revolutions; Colin J. Beck and Mlada Bukovansky
Chapter 3. Asian Art Patronage: Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Legitimation; Patricia A. Banks
Chapter 4. Decolonizing Porto? Thinking on the Portuguese "Unfinished" Decolonization Process from a Collaborative Action-Research Project with the City's Black Communities; Ligia Ferro, Beatriz Lacerda, Lydia Matthews, and Susan Meiselas
Section 2. Elites and Social Transformations
Chapter 5. Elite Conflict and Industry Regulation: How Political Polarization Affects Local Restriction and State Preemption of the U.S. Hydraulic Fracturing Industry; Lori Qingyuan Yue and Yuni Wen
Chapter 6. Elite Politics and Economic Crisis: Hyperinflation in Argentina, 1989-1990; Tod S. Van Gunten
Chapter 7. Elites, Colonialism, and Property Rights in Historical Perspective; Abhishek Chatterjee
Chapter 8. Do Events Shape Race? A Comparative-Historical Examination of the Catholic Irish in 17th-Century Barbados and Montserrat; Caroline Virginia Reilly
Chapter 9. Historical Trajectories of Official Information Gathering in India; Patricia Ahmed, Rebecca Jean Emigh, and Dylan Riley
Chapter 1. Introduction: Relational Power Theory: Elites and Nonelites; Rebecca Jean Emigh and Dylan Riley
Chapter 2. Streets and Elites: Corruption Grievances in Contemporary Revolutions; Colin J. Beck and Mlada Bukovansky
Chapter 3. Asian Art Patronage: Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Legitimation; Patricia A. Banks
Chapter 4. Decolonizing Porto? Thinking on the Portuguese "Unfinished" Decolonization Process from a Collaborative Action-Research Project with the City's Black Communities; Ligia Ferro, Beatriz Lacerda, Lydia Matthews, and Susan Meiselas
Section 2. Elites and Social Transformations
Chapter 5. Elite Conflict and Industry Regulation: How Political Polarization Affects Local Restriction and State Preemption of the U.S. Hydraulic Fracturing Industry; Lori Qingyuan Yue and Yuni Wen
Chapter 6. Elite Politics and Economic Crisis: Hyperinflation in Argentina, 1989-1990; Tod S. Van Gunten
Chapter 7. Elites, Colonialism, and Property Rights in Historical Perspective; Abhishek Chatterjee
Chapter 8. Do Events Shape Race? A Comparative-Historical Examination of the Catholic Irish in 17th-Century Barbados and Montserrat; Caroline Virginia Reilly
Chapter 9. Historical Trajectories of Official Information Gathering in India; Patricia Ahmed, Rebecca Jean Emigh, and Dylan Riley
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