Resources

Resources from [|Who Rules America] (retrieved on September 5):
 * [|An Internet Guide to Power Structure Research]Val Burris of the University of Oregon maintains this excellent collection of power research Web links and off-line resources.
 * [|Class Action]An on-line resource center on class issues in the U.S., providing individuals and organizations with the tools and resources to work on eliminating classism.
 * [|Class Matters]A New York Times special section about the ways that class -- defined as a combination of income, education, wealth, and occupation -- influences life in American society.
 * [|Open Secrets]Use this free site, from the Center for Responsive Politics, to search for individuals and corporations that made political contributions in the last few election cycles.
 * [|They Rule]Graphically explore linkages between board members of major corporations in the United States. Excellent and free.
 * [|Fiat Pax: Who Controls Higher Education in America?]Includes a database containing biographical information on the university directorate, as well as an analysis of corporate power and influence through a vast network that meshes with the university systems' highest levels of governance.
 * [|The Corporate Library]An independent research firm providing corporate governance & board member interlock data, for a fee.
 * [|A Relative Advantage: Sociology of the San Francisco Bohemian Club]A 1994 doctoral dissertation about the Bohemian Grove by Peter Martin Phillips of Sonoma State University.

Social Change Games

Additional resources:


 * [|Facebook Causes]
 * http://wiserearth.org/
 * [|http://proxied.changemakers.net]
 * http://www.communicationforsocialchange.org/
 * [|U.S. Map of Social Justice Groups]