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    Individuals of high status in society has a desire to maintain their positions. It has been observed that elites use different methods in order to keep their ranks. For instance, elites may implement coercion and force against people of low status. However, this tactic can create tension between the classes and will ultimately cause a revolt. As a result, elites use different tactics to maintain their power and at the same time control the possibility of an uprising which includes controlling…

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    Pluralism In Democracy

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    has begun to uncover the corruption, greed, and inequality that is embedded into our political system. A system designed and ran by the capitalist elite for the benefit of the capitalist elite.…

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    The Liberal Class

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    passionately affirms his view of this neoliberal class, depicting them as a lapdog to the corporate power. They abandon the fight for the freedom, rights and safety of the people for corporate payouts and exceptional, selfish benefits. Appreciating Moreover, it is solely to blame for the rise of “the power elite” – presumably an alternate title for the corporate power. The power elite and/or the corporate power have contacted the assistance…

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    Partisanship Polarization

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    1960s, however there was a resurgence in the late 1970s that has yet to cease (Brewer, 2005, p. 219). While the political elite have been divided along partisan lines, the results of their division have extended to the American populace. The division of the American populace makes the governing by the political elite an easier task. Therefore, it is an easier task for the elite to maintain the status quo. Mark Brewer addresses the increase…

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    In a free market economy containing unequal distribution of resources, power, and authority, social classes are an inevitable outcome. Consequently, stereotypes of both the proletariat and bourgeoisie classes have emerged and this stratification has shaped societal structure. Many ridicule aristocracy for its traditions and absurdity, but neglect the beauty that lies within. The novel The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton celebrates the eloquence and elaborate structure of the high society in…

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    Elite student in the 21st century are often described as, quick, witty, or shape. Now as time has passed, smartness found in students is not creative or intellectual but rather standardized and generic. Originality, within the student body has fairly decreased over the years. As the school system becomes more standardized, students start to lack creatively when the hierarchies main goal is for individuals to fit in a one-size-fits all model. In “Biography of Hegemony” and “Project Classroom…

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    Polarization In America

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    Those stupid inbred Conservatives, all they care about is religion, their guns, and cutting taxes on the rich! More like the stupid Libtards, am I right? Those Liberal snowflakes think that they can solve everything just by having the government pay for it, but nothing is for free, someone has to pay for it! The increasing narrative stretching across the country is that we are becoming increasingly divided. The statements above are just some comments that you might see daily if you dive into the…

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    United States Oligarchy

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    citizen is unattentive to legislation and thusly making themselves largely ignorant about politics as a whole. So who is to say that the policy preferences of the commoners are preferable to that of the elites? One could argue that leaders possess a far greater knowledge of public policy. The author of this essay is not inclined to believe the above statement but simply trying to highlight possibly assumptions and counter arguments to the Gilens-Page study…

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    The world is flattened by globalization. Through globalization, we are more capable to collaborate, compete, and share with people that are located far away. We can share different cultures, religions, and education with ease. These are all unimaginable before. Globalization made our life easier by being efficient. Globalization showed us solutions for many difficulties because it made changes to our systems, but it also installed problems and dilemmas we didn 't have much experiences with…

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    Nordal Scandal Case Study

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    owned any offshore companies.’" If this is true, then nothing violates the United Nations Convention against Corruption. However, the evidence does say that Nordal does own an offshore company. And there are papers released by the ICIJ of Nordal’s power of attorney over Dooley Securities S.A. in 2006, along with a signed escrow document. Which means that she was having the money transferred through a series of third-party offshore companies. This would have made it easier to hid bribe money. …

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