A bibliographic guide to Elite Studies, which acts as a point of reference and methodological tool for future researchers by identifying the contemporary terrain of Elite Studies. Literature searches were done using the following terms, then relevant arbitary choices were made for which literature to include:- Elites; aristocracy; women in Parliament; Members of Parliament; civil servants; law lords; judges; elites and education members of the House of Lords; secret services; royalty; ruling class; directors of industry; leaders; political and/or economic power; police personnel; army personnel; navy personnel; law lords; decision-making; black Members of Parliament; pluralism; directorships; Mosca; Pareto; C. W. Mills; top executives, top positions; Armed Forces (in title only); policing careers; Navy (in title only); policing careers; admirals.