Political Science Quarterly: Winter 1982-83: Review: Elites in France: Origins, Reproduction and Power.,Elites in France: Origins, Reproduction and Power.

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Volume 97 - Number 4 - Winter 1982-83

pp. 737-738

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Elites in France: Origins, Reproduction and Power, Philip G. Cerny and Jolyon Howorth

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