The Sociology of the Administrative Elite, Part 1Archives Books, 1989 - Bihar (India) |
Contents
A general Historical Perspective | 3 |
5 | 21 |
The Conceptual Framework of Elite | 24 |
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administrative elite administrative hierarchy agricultural Bhagalpur district Bihar cadre Bihar civil service Brahmins British bureaucracy career castes and scheduled cent circulation of elites civil servants Collector Collector Commissioner Community development blocks constitute cultural Darbhanga Delhi democracy democratic Deputy Collector development administration district administration district of Bhagalpur economic elite theory fathers functions Gaetano Mosca gazetted governing elite higher administrative I.A.S. cadre I.A.S. officers India Indian Administrative Service influence joint family Kayasthas Lasswell lower marital status Max Weber middle class Minister models modern Monghyr Mosca Muzaffarpur non-elite occupation organisation Orissa Panchayat Pareto Parganas percent percentage political power population positions posts power elite Prakhand problems programmes promotion Public Administration Rajasthan rank Raymond Aron recruitment respondents revenue Riggs role ruling class rural rural-urban scheduled caste scheduled tribes Secretariat Singhi sociological sociologists structure superior T.S. Eliot TABLE Taub term elite theory Total urban welfare