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Foreword to the second edition | |
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The nature of the problem | |
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From oligarchy to pluralism | |
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The patricians | |
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The entrepreneurs | |
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The ex-plebes | |
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The new men | |
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Shadow and substance : the social and economic notables | |
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Overview : from cumulative to dispersed inequalities | |
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The distribution of influence | |
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Overview : the ambiguity of leadership | |
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Leaders in political nominations | |
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Leaders in urban redevelopment | |
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Leaders in public education | |
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Overview : direct versus indirect influence | |
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Patterns of influence | |
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Specialization of influence : subleaders | |
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Specialization of influence : leaders | |
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Five patterns of leadership | |
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Pattern A : spheres of influence | |
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Pattern B : the executive-centered coalition | |
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Pattern C : rival sovereignties | |
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The distribution of political resources | |
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On the species Homo Politicus | |
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Social standing | |
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Cash, credit, and wealth | |
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Legality, popularity, and control over jobs | |
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Control over sources of information | |
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The use of political resources | |
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Overview : actual and potential influence | |
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Citizenship without politics | |
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Variations on a theme | |
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Stability and change | |
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Stability, change, and the professionals | |
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Stability, change, and the democratic creed | |
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Comparison of New Haven with other urban areas, 1950 | |
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Methods and data | |
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Indices and social position | |
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Indices of political participation | |