Elites, minorities and economic growth
| Titel: | Elites, minorities and economic growth / ed. by Elise S. Brezis ... |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Amsterdam : Elsevier, 1999 |
| Umfang: | 255 Seiten |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 0444828486 |
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- Preface
- p. vii
- A.
- Introduction
- 1.
- Elites, Minorities and Economic Growth in an Interdisciplinary Perspective
- p. 3
- II.
- Economic, Political Elites and Growth
- 2.
- The American Business Elite in Historical Perspective
- p. 19
- 3.
- Business Dynasties in Britain and France
- p. 41
- 4.
- Elites and Civil Societies in the Middle East
- p. 55
- 5.
- The Recruitment and Role of Elites in Israel
- p. 65
- 6.
- Elites, Ethnic Mobilizations and Democracy in Postcommunist Europe
- p. 75
- 7.
- Two Waves of Professionalization of the Hungarian Economic Elite
- p. 93
- III.
- Minorities and Growth
- 8.
- Don't Beat Up the Little Guys
- p. 107
- 9.
- How do Minorities Become Elites?
- p. 115
- 10.
- The Jews, the English Industrial Revolution, Technological Innovations and the Sciences
- p. 129
- 11.
- The Weber Thesis and the Jews
- p. 137
- 12.
- The Role of the Chinese Minorities in the Economic Development of Southeast Asian Countries
- p. 149
- IV.
- Theories of Elites and Minorities
- 13.
- The Memberships Theory of Inequality: Ideas and Implications
- p. 161
- 14.
- Invention and Rebellion: Why do Innovations Occur at all? An Evolutionary Approach
- p. 179
- 15.
- The Democratization of Political Elites and the Decline in Inequality in Modern Economic Growth
- p. 205
- 16.
- Elites and the Economics of Political Radicalism: Evidence from Oldham, 1841-1852
- p. 221
- 17.
- Elite Schools, Circulation of Elites and Economic Development: The ENA Case
- p. 235
- Index
- p. 249
