Italian Political scientist, Gaetano Mosca, argued that in all societies – from the least developed to the most advanced and powerful, there are two classes of people: the class that rules and the class that is ruled. The class that rules is less numerous and carries out the function of making political, economic and social decisions...
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The class that rules is less numerous and carries out the function of making political, economic and social decisions. And the vast majority is under the ruling class, i.e. ruled by the ruling class – the elite.[3] The power elite includes military leaders, government officials, business executives, in other words those people who occupy the top positions in political hierarchy and share common goals and interests...
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