Elite Studies

Many studies of Latin American elites are compilations of biographical sketches. These increase understanding of various personalities, but tend to be unsystematic and unrelated. Frequently, no attempt is made to draw the data together into meaningful generalizations about elite background, recruitment, behavior, and the like. Many other studies that take a group approach also concern elites but often this is not explicitly recognized by the author. Much of the literature on the Latin American military falls into this category.2

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• The Structure of Mexican Elites

  Miryam Hazán•International Review of Sociology•2001

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• Mexican Political Elites 1935-1973

  Open Access•Donald J Mabry, Roderic Ai Camp•The Americas A Quarterly Review…•1975

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• The Structure of Mexican Elites

  Miryam Hazán•International Review of Sociology•2001

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• The Military and Society in Latin America

  Kalman H Silvert, John J Johnson•Hispanic American Historical Review•1965

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• Elites in Latin America

  John N Plank•Hispanic American Historical Review•1968

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• Presidential Succession in Chile

  Open Access•Richard B Gray, Frederick R Kirwin Frederick R Kirwin et al.•Journal of Inter-American Studies•1969

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• Latin-American Executives

  Open Access•R A Gomez, Rivera Gómez•Journal of Inter-American Studies•1961

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• The U. S. Senators and Their World

  Myron Q Hale, Donald R Matthews•The Western Political Quarterly•1961

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• The Presidents of Costa Rica

  Open Access•James L Busey•The Americas A Quarterly Review…•1989

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• Executive Power in Venezuela

  Open Access•Leo B Lott•American Political Science Review•1956

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• Violence as a Power Factor in Latin-American Politics

  Open Access•William S Stokes•The Western Political Quarterly•1952

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• Political Development and Military Intervention in Latin America

  Open Access•Martin C Needler•American Political Science Review•1966

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• Makers of Democracy in Latin America

  Charles C Griffin, Harold E Davis•Hispanic American Historical Review•1946

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• The Failure of Elites

  Douglas A Chalmers, Douglas Chalmers et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1972

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• Sons of the Establishment

  John Biesanz, Daniel Goldrich•Social Forces•1967

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