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Historiography

Mayer's thesis that landed and aristocratic elites kept economic, political and cultural dominance in Europe up to the First World War.

In historiography, persistence of the old regime refers to mayer's thesis that landed and aristocratic elites kept economic, political and cultural dominance in Europe up to the First World War. This meaning comes from Mayer (1981) in The Persistence of the Old Regime.[1]

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References

Mayer, A. J., & Mayer, A. J. (1981). The Persistence of the Old Regime. Pantheon Books. ISBN 9780394511412

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