Classes And Elites In Democracy And Democratization

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Foreword xv
Preface xix
Introduction xxiii
PART I: Classes in Democracy and Democratization-Classical Analyses 3 (40)
Ruling Class, Proletariat, and Bourgeois Democracy
7 (5)
Karl Marx

Friedrich Engels

Intellectuals and the Hegemony of the Dominant Class in Modern Western Democracies
12 (6)
Antonio Gramsci

Repressive Tolerance in Contemporary Democracy
18 (6)
Herbert Marcuse

The Reproduction of Working-Class Exploitation in Capitalist Democracies
24 (6)
Louis Althusser

The Democratic Route to Modern Society
30 (7)
Barrington Moore

Some Social Requisites of Democracy
37 (6)
Seymour Martin Lipset

PART II: Elites in Democracy and Democratization-Classical Analyses 43 (50)
The Governing Elite in Present-Day Democracy
47 (6)
Vilfredo Pareto

The Ruling Class in Representative Democracy
53 (10)
Gaetano Mosca

Democracy and the Countervailing Powers of Bureaucracy, Charisma, and Parliament
63 (8)
Max Weber

The Power Elite
71 (7)
C. Wright Mills

An Elite Theory of Democracy
78 (8)
Joseph A. Schumpeter

The Ruling Minorities in Western Societies
86 (7)
Raymond Aron

PART III: Classes in Democracy and Democratization-New Analyses 93 (58)
The Relative Autonomy of the Capitalist State, Democracy, and Dominant Class Hegemony
97 (6)
Nicos Poulantzas

Democratic Sovereignty, the Bourgeoisie's Dominance, and Disciplinary Power in the West
103 (17)
Michel Foucault

Democracy and Capitalism

[Contradiction, Accommodation, and Instability]
111 (9)
Samuel Bowles

Herbert Gintis

Rediscovering the American Democratic Dream
120 (8)
John F. Manley

Transition to Capitalist Democracy as Class Compromise
128 (6)
Adam Przeworski

The Rule of Capital and the Rise of Democracy
134 (17)
Goran Therborn

Economic Development and Democracy

[The Role of Subordinate Classes]
142 (9)
Evelyne Huber

Dietrich Rueschemeyer

John D. Stephens

PART IV: Elites in Democracy and Democratization-New Analyses 151 (88)
The Irony of Democracy
155 (13)
Thomas Dye

Harmon Zeigler

Prospects for Pluralism

[Linkages Between Leaders and Followers in the American Democracy]
160 (8)
Nelson W. Polsby

Democratic Government by Leading Minorities, Responsiveness, and Responsibility
168 (6)
Giovanni Sartori

National Elite Configurations and Transition to Democracy
174 (11)
G. Lowell Field

John Higley

Michael G. Burton

Modes of Transition and the Emergence of Democracy in Latin America and Southern Europe
185 (9)
Terry Lynn Karl

Philippe C. Schmitter

South Korea's Elite Settlement and Democratic Consolidation
194 (11)
Michael G. Burton

Jai P. Ryu

Party Elites and Democratic Consolidation in Southern Europe
205 (9)
Leonardo Morlino

Delegative Democracy
214 (8)
Guillermo O'Donnell

Elites' Political Values and Democratic Consolidation in Brazil
222 (17)
Elisa P. Reis

Zairo B. Cheibub

The Role of Political Elites in the Transition from Communism to Democracy

The Case of Poland
230 (9)
Wlodzimierz Wesolowski

PART V: Classes and Elites in Democracy and Democratization 239 (88)
The Oligarchical Tendencies of Working-Class Organizations
243 (8)
Robert Michaels

State Leaders as Promoters of Capitalist Interests in Democracies
251 (24)
Ralph Miliband

The Ruling Class Does Not Rule

[State Managers, Capitalists, and the Working Class in Capitalist Democratices]
259 (8)
Fred Block

The Dilemma of Pluralist Democracy

[Autonomy Versus Equality]
267 (8)
Robert A. Dahl

The Top-down and Bottom-up Construction of Democracy
275 (18)
Charles Tilly

The Third Wave

[Economic Development, Expansion of the Middle Class, Elite Compromises, and Democratization in the Late Twentieth Century]
285 (8)
Samuel P. Huntington

Class Inequalities, Elite Patterns, and Transition to Democracy in Latin America
293 (9)
Larry Diamond

Juan Linz

Capitalism by Democratic Design in East/Central Europe
302 (25)
Claus Offe

Elites and the Working Class

On Coupling, Uncoupling, Democracy, and (In)equalities in the West
310 (17)
Eva Etzioni-Halevy

Conclusion 327 (4)
Indexes 331