Mills's conception of the national power structure centered on the growing significance of three major interlocking institutions: the modern corporation, the executive branch of the federal government, and the military establishment.

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Mills believed that these three major institutions were the key players in the national power structure, with corporations having significant economic power, the executive branch having significant political power, and the military establishment having significant military power.

Mills's Conception of the National Power Structure Centered on the Growing