Roberto Michels and the Study of Political Parties

Gordon Hands

British Journal of Political Science, 1971, vol. 1, issue 2, 155-172

Abstract: Roberto Michels’ book Political Parties has come to be regarded as one of the classics of political sociology. Most recent studies of the internal government of parties, trade unions and pressure groups take it as their starting point: it influences the kind of questions that are asked and the concepts that are employed.

Date: 1971
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