Sentence examples for circulation of elites from inspiring English sources

There thus occurs a "circulation of elites".

More-radical commentators have seen the globalization of democracy as the circulation of elites, or low-intensity democracy that principally legitimates a free-market international order.

There are also many revolts and rebellions (e.g. USA 1776), which do not end in a societal change, but promote the circulation of elites (Pareto 2006).

The society must be ruled by elites and the role of citizens is merely to ensure smooth and peaceful circulation of elites.

This struggle, part of what Pareto called "the circulation of the elites," continued in France through the Napoleonic era to the restoration of the Bourbons, and on to the French Revolution of 1848.

Have they never heard of an Italian sociologist named Vilfredo Pareto and his concept of "the circulation of the elites?" Have they never heard the expression that that power is conservative and self-perpetuating, no matter how lofty the ideals it seeks to uphold?

And Brussels is the elite of elites".

China is still a culture of elites.

The town developed into a notable centre of literary, musical, artistic and theatrical activity; and its leading citizens – particularly the members of the Lunar Society of Birmingham – became influential participants in the circulation of philosophical and scientific ideas among Europe's intellectual elite.

So I paused when I read that Chinese headline this month in Elite Reference, a Beijing-based newsweekly with a circulation of four hundred thousand.

The circulation of The Bell plummeted.