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Volume 8, Number 3, 2009
Democratic Elitism in Transition
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Introduction

Democratic Elitism Reappraised
pp. 323-344(22)
Authors: Best, Heinrich; Higley, John

Articles

"They Ain't Making Elites Like They Used To": The Never Ending Trouble with Democratic Elitism
pp. 345-363(19)
Author: Borchert, Jens

Beyond the Happy Consensus about Democratic Elitism
pp. 364-382(19)
Authors: Körösényi, András

Democratic Elitism - Conflict and Consensus
pp. 383-401(19)
Author: Engelstad, Fredrik

Elites and Democracy's Illusions
pp. 402-418(17)
Author: Higley, John

Associated Rivals: Antagonism and Cooperation in the German Political Elite
pp. 419-439(21)
Author: Best, Heinrich

Conclusion

Democratic Elitism and Western Political Thought
pp. 440-458(19)
Author: Higley, John

Book Reviews

Ernest Gellner and Contemporary Social Thought
pp. 459-461(3)
Author: Day, Frank

From Marriage to the Market. The Transformation of Women's Lives and Work
pp. 462-464(3)
Author: de Regt, Ali

Marx, Critical Theory, and Religion. A Critique of Rational Choice
pp. 465-467(3)
Author: Farris, Sara R.

Critique Today
pp. 468-470(3)
Author: Stone, Leonard

The State of Resistance
pp. 471-473(3)
Author: Thakur, Manish K.

Notes on Contributors

Notes on Contributors
pp. 474-475(2)

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