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Robert Michels (January 9, 1876 – May 3, 1936) was a German sociologist who wrote on the political behavior of intellectual elites. He was a student of Max Weber, and a spent time as a member of the German Socialist Party. As a result he was unable to work in Germany, and moved to Italy, where he became a revolutionary syndicalist.
4 de abr. de 2024 · In his book Political Parties, Robert Michels argued that mass movements have a natural tendency to develop undemocratic structures. Michels had some sharp insights into the nature of bureaucracy, but his “iron law of oligarchy” was seriously flawed. Our new print issue, centered on the topic of religion, is out now.
Abstract. The article shows in historical phases how the work of the Italo-German sociologist Robert Michels has repeatedly represented a good key to understand political realities. Major attention is paid on recent political events of Italy, which are interpreted in the light of some Michel’s specific concepts, especially the distinction ...
Robert Michels Reseña del libro Los partidos políticos (1911) A principios del S. XX el sociólogo alemán Robert Michels formuló la llamada "Ley de hierro de la oligarquía" para explicar la contradicción de por qué los partidos políticos, que son las principales instituciones de la democracia, no son organizaciones democráticas.
Robert Michels, également appelé Roberto Michels, né le 9 janvier 1876 à Cologne et mort le 3 mai 1936 à Rome, est un sociologue germano-italien. Membre de l'école italienne de sociologie des élites avec Vilfredo Pareto et Gaetano Mosca , il est principalement connu pour avoir formulé la loi d'airain de l'oligarchie .
This paper investigates the unique intellectual partnership of Max Weber and Robert Michels. Drawing on published work and un- published correspondence, it shows the extent and nature of the in- fluence exerted by Weber on Michels's inquiry into the sociology of parties and organization. Beginning as a syndicalist and renegade Marxist, Michels ...
Robert Michels, il dopoguerra e le origini del fascismo in Italia Federico Trocini Nell’opera di Robert Michels (1876-1936) si riflettono alcune delle grandi problematiche politiche che afflissero la società europea a cavallo tra Otto e Novecento e, fra queste, specialmente quelle legate all’affermazione della cosiddetta “democrazia dei ...
