Mosca and Fabbri

Mosca and Fabbri are prominent figures in sociology and political theory. Gaetano Mosca was an Italian political scientist known for his theory that society is divided into a ruling class and a majority, emphasizing that power structures are inevitable and maintained through authority. Fabbri, less widely recognized, contributed to discussions on social order and power dynamics, often building on or contrasting Mosca’s ideas. Both scholars explore how elites sustain dominance and influence social change, highlighting the importance of understanding power relations within organizations and societies.