The new elites: making a career in the masses
2001 · 209 pagine · Penguin · ISBN 9780140282221
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Far from being classless, Britain is inceasingly ruled by oligarchies of professional egalitarians. By exploiting popular sentiment and taste, the privileged and opportunistic can earn fortunes and occupy positions of authority, while all the time protesting that they are only giving the public what they want.
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