| Elites | Sectors |
"Material" Base | |
| Capitalism at the end of the 19th Century |
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| See Rosen for 1932 list Belmont, Baruch, Brookings, Lovett, Harriman Red Scare |
Commodities in International Trade |
Tobacco, Cotton, Sugar, Corn, Wheat, Copper, Oil Shipping Legal Services Financial Services | Red scare! Right-wing hysteria, fifties fanaticism, and their legacy in Texas |
| National Civic Federation Other People's Money Pujo Committee TNEC |
Securities Bloc |
Securities & Finance Legal Services Infrastructure (Railroads, Telephones, Electric Power, Urban Transportation) Primary Materials (Iron & Steel, Coal) Captive Capital Goods | |
| Mass Capitalism | |||
| Pollak Foundation Macy's, Bowery Savings Bank The Taylor Society: elite firms |
Mass Consumption I: Mass Distribution & Mass Housing |
Mass Retailers Producer Services Real Estate Construction | |
| The Taylor Society: manufacturing firms | Mass Consumption II: Captive Production Inputs |
see TS housing inputs; clothing inputs | |
| Committee for Economic Development Twentieth Century Fund Hiss List |
Modern Machinery and Continuous Process Multinationals |
Capital Goods, Consumer Durables, Material | |
| Postmodern Capitalism |
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| Clinton Foundation Democratic Leadership Council |
the production of subjectivities |
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post-Capitalist Barbarism
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