
Robert Michels
Robert Michels (1876-1936) was a German-Italian sociologist known for his contributions to political sociology and for formulating the 'Iron Law of Oligarchy.' His theory posits that all organizations, regardless of their democratic intentions, tend to develop an elite that dominates decision-making processes, thereby leading to bureaucratic structures. Michels' work has been influential in understanding the dynamics of power within political parties and organizations, especially in the context of early 20th-century European political movements.
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Robert Michels found that every party, especially large parties, will eventually become an oligarchic organization.
Teori ”Kutukan Sepuluh Tahun”Robert Michels is noted for detaching the term 'oligarchy' from wealth to extend its meaning.
L’« oligarchie », une élite argentée et dominatrice au pouvoir de Moscou à Washington













