Who governs? : democracy and power in an American city / by Robert A. Dahl.
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TextSeries: Yale studies in political science ; 4.Publication details: New Haven : Yale University Press, 1989, ©1961.Description: 1 online resource (xii, 355 pages) : illustrationsContent type: - text
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- 9780585354538
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- New Haven (Conn.) -- Politics and government
- Municipal government -- United States -- Case studies
- Community power -- United States -- Case studies
- Administration municipale -- États-Unis -- Études de cas
- Pouvoir communautaire -- États-Unis -- Études de cas
- POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Political Process -- General
- Community power
- Municipal government
- Politics and government
- Connecticut -- New Haven
- United States
- 320.9/746/804
- JS1195.2 .D2 1989eb
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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This book is an attempt to throw new light on an ancient question by examining a single American city in New England. Professor Dahl provides a pluralist theory of local power structure. This will become a classic reference for those seeking an understanding of political behavior in modern urban environments under democratic regimes.
Equality and inequality in New Haven. From oligarchy to pluralism ; The distribution of influence ; Patterns of influence -- Pluralist democracy: an explanation. The distribution of political resources ; The use of political resources ; Stability and change -- Appendixes: Comparison of New Haven with other urban areas, 1950 ; Methods and data ; Indices of social position ; Indices of political participation.
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