The Powers that be
Processes of Ruling-class Domination in America
by G.William Domhoff
206 pages
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Examines the means by which America's upper class gains economic favors from the government and dominates government regulatory policy, foreign policy, the candidate selection process, and the dissemination of ideas and ideology
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