エリート・ネットワーク:格差の政治経済学<br>Elite Networks : The Political Economy of Inequality

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エリート・ネットワーク:格差の政治経済学
Elite Networks : The Political Economy of Inequality

  • 著者名:Vukovi?, Vuk
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  • Oxford University Press(2024/04/23発売)
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  • 言語:ENG
  • ISBN:9780197774229
  • eISBN:9780197774250

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Elite Networks presents a new explanatory factor behind the persistence of income inequality: extractive political power. Elite networks are informal social networks between politicians in power and top executives of politically connected firms where personal ties and long-term interactions build trust and loyalty between involved actors. Both groups draw benefits from these interactions; politicians stay in power, and corporate executives extract rents for their firms. Firms reward connected executives with higher salaries thus widening the dispersion of earnings in society. In Elite Networks, Vuk Vukovi? offers a different perspective on the long-run origins of inequality. Calling upon historical arguments and direct empirical evidence, Vukovi? argues that inequality is not an artifact of a particular economic system, but a man-made phenomenon rooted deeply within the, often violent, quest for political power. Further, he theoretically and empirically establishes the impact elite networks have on higher inequality. Offering a unique contribution to the field, this book argues that to lower inequality and prevent incentives of elite network formation, we must first and foremost lower centralized political power and re-empower the citizens and the community by rebuilding trust and relying on the democratic trial-and-error mechanism.

Table of Contents

PrefaceIntroduction1. Why Study Elite Networks?PART I: The Impact of Elite Networks on Inequality2. The Evolutionary Origins of Inequality: Inequality in the (Very) Long Run3. Autocracies, Democracies, and Inequality in the Short Run 4. Political Networks and Wages of Top Corporate Income EarnersPART II: Inside the Logic of an Elite Network 5. The Internal Logic of an Elite Network 6. Motivation for Politicians: Extracting Rents and Staying in Power7. The Role of the FirmPART III: Reducing Political Power, The Root Cause of Inequality 8. Capitalism and Democracy Chapter 9: Pitfalls of Political Power: Expanding the Scope of Government to Reduce Inequality Chapter 10: The Three Levers Afterword Literature Endnotes

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