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Who Rules America?:

Power and Politics in the Year 2000
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Mayfield Publishing Company, Jan 1, 1998 - Social Science - 335 pages

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A great update to his classic work on social class in America. The original points are preserved, making this a phenomenal read to understand the concentration of power in America. Read full review

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I have no idea what I would think of this book if I read it now, but it changed my life in college - this book-and the class I took that I read it for-fascinated me and drew me into becoming a ... Read full review

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Contents

Power and Class in the United States
1
The Corporate Community
33
The Origins of the Corporate Community
40
Copyright

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TitleWho Rules America?: Power and Politics in the Year 2000
AuthorG. William Domhoff
Edition3, illustrated
PublisherMayfield Publishing Company, 1998
ISBN1559349735, 9781559349734
Length335 pages
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