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State, capital and the emergence of a new power elite in South Africa : "Black Economic Empowerment" at national and local levels

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Political Dynasties

Dal Bó, Ernesto - 2007

is causal: a longer period in power increases the chance that a person may start (or continue) a political dynasty …. Therefore, dynastic political power is self-perpetuating in that a positive exogenous shock to a person's political power has … persistent effects through posterior dynastic attainment. In politics, power begets power …

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Bourdieu, strategy and the field of power

Harvey, Charles; Yang, Ruomei; Mueller, Frank; Maclean, … - In: Critical perspectives on accounting : an international … 73 (2020), pp. 1-15

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Elites and institutional persistence

Robinson, James A. - 2010

Particular sets of institutions, once they become established in a society, have a strong tendency to persist. In this paper I argue that understanding how elites form and reproduce is key to understanding the persistence of institutions over time. I illustrate this idea with a simple political...