Stanley Rothman (1927-2011) was director of the Center for the Study of Social and Political Change and was Mary Huggins Gamble Professor of Government Emeritus at Smith College, USA. Althea Nagai is a statistical consultant and co-authored three books with Stanley Rothman and Robert Lerner. Robert Maranto is the 21st Century Chair in Leadership at the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, USA. Matthew C. Woessner is associate professor of political science and public policy at Penn State Harrisburg, USA. David J. Rothman serves as director of the graduate program in creative writing at Western State Colorado University, USA.

• Foreword by Robert MarantoPreface by Matthew WoessnerAcknowledgments by Althea NagaiPart I: The Unraveling of Liberal Capitalism1 Post-Industrial America2 A Changing America3 Post-Calvinist Society and the Rise of the Modern Intellectual4 The Communications Revolution and American SocietyPart II: New Strategic Elites5 Elites in Conflict: The Theory (with Althea Nagai)6 Elites in Conflict: The Findings (with Althea Nagai)7 Personality, Occupation, and Social Change(with Althea Nagai)8 Afterword by Althea NagaiPart III: Rothman's Impact9 Stanley Rothman: Scholar and Academic Citizenby Stephen H. Balch10 The New Left and Political Intoleranceby April Kelly-Woessner11 "People Are More Important Than Ideas": The Achievement of Stanley Rothmanby David J. RothmanBibliographyList of ContributorsIndex

Stanley Rothman (1927-2011) was director of the Center for the Study of Social and Political Change and was Mary Huggins Gamble Professor of Government Emeritus at Smith College, USA. Althea Nagai is a statistical consultant and co-authored three books with Stanley Rothman and Robert Lerner. Robert Maranto is the 21st Century Chair in Leadership at the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, USA. Matthew C. Woessner is associate professor of political science and public policy at Penn State Harrisburg, USA. David J. Rothman serves as director of the graduate program in creative writing at Western State Colorado University, USA.

• Foreword by Robert MarantoPreface by Matthew WoessnerAcknowledgments by Althea NagaiPart I: The Unraveling of Liberal Capitalism1 Post-Industrial America2 A Changing America3 Post-Calvinist Society and the Rise of the Modern Intellectual4 The Communications Revolution and American SocietyPart II: New Strategic Elites5 Elites in Conflict: The Theory (with Althea Nagai)6 Elites in Conflict: The Findings (with Althea Nagai)7 Personality, Occupation, and Social Change(with Althea Nagai)8 Afterword by Althea NagaiPart III: Rothman's Impact9 Stanley Rothman: Scholar and Academic Citizenby Stephen H. Balch10 The New Left and Political Intoleranceby April Kelly-Woessner11 "People Are More Important Than Ideas": The Achievement of Stanley Rothmanby David J. RothmanBibliographyList of ContributorsIndex

Stanley Rothman (1927-2011) was director of the Center for the Study of Social and Political Change and was Mary Huggins Gamble Professor of Government Emeritus at Smith College, USA. Althea Nagai is a statistical consultant and co-authored three books with Stanley Rothman and Robert Lerner. Robert Maranto is the 21st Century Chair in Leadership at the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, USA. Matthew C. Woessner is associate professor of political science and public policy at Penn State Harrisburg, USA. David J. Rothman serves as director of the graduate program in creative writing at Western State Colorado University, USA.

• Foreword by Robert MarantoPreface by Matthew WoessnerAcknowledgments by Althea NagaiPart I: The Unraveling of Liberal Capitalism1 Post-Industrial America2 A Changing America3 Post-Calvinist Society and the Rise of the Modern Intellectual4 The Communications Revolution and American SocietyPart II: New Strategic Elites5 Elites in Conflict: The Theory (with Althea Nagai)6 Elites in Conflict: The Findings (with Althea Nagai)7 Personality, Occupation, and Social Change(with Althea Nagai)8 Afterword by Althea NagaiPart III: Rothman's Impact9 Stanley Rothman: Scholar and Academic Citizenby Stephen H. Balch10 The New Left and Political Intoleranceby April Kelly-Woessner11 "People Are More Important Than Ideas": The Achievement of Stanley Rothmanby David J. RothmanBibliographyList of ContributorsIndex