In his study of New Haven, Connecticut, Robert Dahl concluded that there is no permanent elite group that runs American cities.

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In his study of New Haven, Connecticut, detailed in "Who Governs? Democracy and Power in an American City" (1961), Robert Dahl concluded that power in American cities, including New Haven, is not held by a single, permanent elite. Instead, he argued that different groups can gain power in different issue areas, reflecting a pluralist view of power distribution.

In His Study of New Haven, Connecticut, Robert Dahl Concluded