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Social sciences and philosophy: Archaeology - Anthropology - Geography, cities, regions and named places - Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science - History - Genealogy & Genealogists - Military / Military History - Linguistics - Medicine - People - Philosophy - Psychology - Society / Culture

Contents 1 Archaeology 2 Anthropology 3 Geography, cities, regions and named places 3.1 Etymologies 3.2 Political geography 3.3 Worldwide geography 4 Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science 4.1 International 4.2 National 4.3 State and Local Political Figures 4.4 Historical 4.5 Human Rights 4.6 Organizations 4.6.1 NGOs 4.7 Political Science 4.8 Could you have an article on the following: 5 Genealogy & Genealogists 5.1 Genealogical societies 5.2 Historic places 5.3 Historic individuals 5.4 Historic events 5.5 Genealogy resources 6 Ancient Military 7 Military / Military History 7.1 Conflicts 7.1.1 North American/U.S.-Indian Wars 7.1.2 Battles 7.2 United States Marine Corps units 7.2.1 Aviation Combat Element 7.2.2 Ground Combat Element 7.2.3 Combat Service Support Element 7.2.4 Former units 7.3 United States Navy 7.3.1 Air Stations 7.3.2 Squadrons 7.3.3 Support Activities 7.4 Espionage & Intelligence 7.5 Weaponry 7.6 Strategy and Tactics 8 Military Camouflage Patterns 9 Defunct United States military academies 10 Other Military Topics/Disambiguation 11 Linguistics 11.1 Idioms 11.2 Argot 11.3 Languages 12 Medicine 13 People 13.1 Historical figures 13.1.1 Lunar Crater Eponyms 13.2 Miscellaneous 13.3 Healers 14 Philosophy 15 Psychics 16 Psychology 17 Religion 17.1 Christianity 17.2 Islam 17.3 Hinduism 17.4 Satanist sects + cults 18 Society / Culture 18.1 Identity politics 18.2 Feminism 18.3 Fraternal organizations 18.4 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender 18.5 Popular Culture 19 Unclassified

[edit] Archaeology

A:

• Ancient tin mining in Britain
• Aemiliik (Palau) -
• Ain Mallaha / Eynan (Natufian Settlement?) -
• An Yang Chiripa ?
• Asikli Höyük ?
• Aztec Gold -
• Rocque Joaquin de Alcubierre ?

B:

• Bassit, Syria (Bronze Age to Byzantine Empire coastal settlement) -
• Bayou La Batre Culture -

C:

• Calatis (Romania) -
• Canadian Archaeological Association - or CAA, Canada's professional association for archaeologists
• Castle Ditches, Wiltshire (hill fort) -

D:

• Demythology -

E:

• Eildon Hill North -

F:

• Franz Xavier Kugler ?
• Fenland Survey -

G:

• Gavrinis - Passage grave with most extensive megalithic art in France
• Gebelein ?
• Gene Savoy, archeologist, Peru explorer -
• Gurnah ?
• Roberta Gilchrist, archaeologist, feminist, medievalist -

H:

• Hen Domen ?
• Frank C. Hibben ?
• Human Growth Pattern -
• Humanistic American Religious Party - Inactive political party

I:

• Indigenous Archaeology -
• Institute for Archaeological Oceanography ([1]) -

K:

• Kate Rustemeyer ?
• Kong Asgers Høj - Denmark's largest stone age burial passage tomb -
• Krzemionki Opatowskie (Poland) -
• Kursi, Israel

L:

• Longo Maï or Longo Mai - see mention in Roland Spendlingwimmer and here (in German)

M:

• Manitoba Archaeological Society
• Mental Measurements Yearbook Psychology (I suppose it's a book about psychological Testing, 16 editions so far)
• Moche Civilization climate -
• Mother Grundy's Parlour ?

N:

• Neolithic Demographic Transition
• Nikolaos Platon ?
• Normanton Down
• Nydam Boat - Late Migration Period coastal raiding ship, sunk with cargo c.400 AD. Found at Nydam, Denmark.

O:

• Oley Hills site prehistoric stonework site in eastern Pennsylvania
• Odry (Poland)

P:

• Paviland Cave -
• Pendejo Cave ([2]) -
• Piacenza Liver - Etruscan Bronze artifact found in ancient Italy.
• Puma Punku pyramid in Tiahuanaco [3]

R:

• Richard S. MacNeish - archaeologist, worked in Mesoamerica, US, and Canada
• Ratnagiri University An ancient university currently being ecavated in the state Orissa in India, possibly one of the first universities ever created

S:

• Sean Savoy, archeologist, Peru explorer -
• ShelleyTheRepublican.com, political website
• Slack Farm Tragedy, event, Kentucky, 1980's -
• Starčevo culture [4] (there's Starčevo-Körös)
• Salmanezer, city, fell to Samaria
• Self-transcendence
• Simon Dinitz ?

T:

• Tjongerian

U:

• Ulva Cave
• Uragh Stone Circle, a megalithic tomb in County Kerry, Republic of Ireland

V:

• Vegetalismo

W:

• Wisconsin Ice Sheet ([5]) -
• Worlebury camp

X:

• Xshi ?
• Xunantinich ?

[edit] Anthropology

• Agnayi (Hindu Fire-Goddess; Consort of Agni)
• Africology
• Racial Hierarchy
• Class structure -

[edit] Geography, cities, regions and named places

See also: World Heritage Sites

• Pleasant Bay, Cape Cod MA [6]
• New Hopeville, Iowa [7]
• Danebod Family Camp and the historic Dance Hall
• Bid rent theory of urban zones
• Rostow’s economic development model
• Consolidated Statistical Area
• Castaway Depot
• Map chart & Projection Method
• Howard's Knob Park
• Tri-County
• Point (geography), as in ___ Point, a spot on the coast that sticks out.
• Chicago Wilderness
• Crook's Gap, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA - History, how it got it's name

[ Afghanistan: See: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Afghanistan

Africa:

• Cintsa Settlement on the Wild Coast of the Eastern Cape province of South Africa
• Jaza Ir Farasan Island southwest of Saudi Arabia
• Nguruman Escarpment An escarpment of the Great Rift Valley of East Africa, accessed by Lake Magadi
• Andrigita Mountains A mountain chain in Africa; one natural habitat for Ring-tailed lemurs.
• Wadi Howar Wadi Howar National Park in Sudan famous for wildlife and geological features
• Wadi Hammamat A wadi in Egypt's Eastern Desert, about halfway between Qusier and Qena. Today famous mostly for its ancient Egyptian graffiti, in ancient times it was a quary that lay on the Silk Road. Here's a site with more info: http://www.touregypt.net/wadihammamat.htm. The Pogues wrote a song about it.
• Akwamu ?
• Akwukwu, Nigeria
• Kahawa A suberub of Nairobi, Kenya
• Sanitation Syndrome

Argentina:

• Alexander Knight ?

Australia:

• Austral Summer
• Kimberley-Perth Canal
• Tongio, Victoria
• Kingdom of Camberra ?

Austria:

• Achensee

Brazil:

• Campo Grande, Rio de Janeiro
• Centro, Rio de Janeiro
• Gama, Brazil
• São Conrado
• Taguatinga, Distrito Federal
• Taguatinga, Tocantins

British Virgin Islands

• Cooper Island

Canada:

• Carlington District of Ottawa
• Greater Saskatoon Area, Saskatchewan
• Greater Winnipeg Area, Manitoba
• Isle Aux Mortes, Newfoundland
• Keats Island, British Columbia

Caribbean:

• Gibraltar, Venezuela
• Yaguana, Hispaniola
• Gran Granada
• Rio de la Hacha
• St. Christophe

China:

• Xiaoyi
• Xincheng

Croatia:

• Travno - quarter of Zagreb

Dominica:

• Morne Diablotin National Park, a national park

Egypt:

• Nasser City

France:

• Palladuc, a commune of Auvergne region
• La Ville-du-Bois, a commune of the Arrondissement of Palaiseau

Germany:

• Wöllmisse, Germany
• Heiligenmoschel

Greenland:

India:

• Ghoramara Island
• Kutch-Madhapur, a town in the province of Gujarat in India
• McCluskieganj, A town in Jharkhand State; An old settlement of Anglo-Indian community.

Indonesia:

• Ngliyep Beach (a beach in the province of East Java in Indonesia)
• Kahayan River in Central Kalimantan

Iran:

• Kuh-e Jebal Barez
• Hejaz mountains

Ireland: See Towns of the Republic of Ireland

• Moneygaff
• Inisfree

Italy:

Japan: See Wikipedia:Requested articles/Japan

Jamaica:

Maldives:

• Kani, Kaafu Atoll Near the capital of Malè - A Club Med is located there.

Mexico:

• Zaragoza, Coahuila
• Isla Tiburon
• Zubila

Oman

Pakistan:

• Kalinger, a village.

Panama:

• Chepo River May also go by Río Chepo, Bayano River, or Río Bayano (named after Bayano)
• Gamboa Rainforest Resort Located in the Rainforest in Gamboa with an aerial tram cutting throught the rainforest and lots of other attractions & eco-tourism

Peru:

• Tamshiyacu

Poland:

• Cieplice (formerly Bad Warmbrunn)
• Przemsyl
• Przytyk

Portugal: See Wikipedia:Requested articles/Portugal

Romania:

• Turda Gorge

Russia:

• Bolsheretsk
• Karakan Pine Forest, a national park
• Zarudnya, Belgorodskaya Oblast
• Shelekhov [8]

Saudi Arabia:

Senegal:

• Dodji ?

South Africa: for more see List of towns in South Africa

Sweden:

• Tällberg

Syria:

• Ras el Bassit ?

United Kingdom: See also UK Geography Wikiproject, List of towns in: Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales

• Braennoch ?
• Bow Street, Wales
• Causeway Coast / North Antrim Coast, Northern Ireland
• Durham Market Place
• Fingring Hoe
• Herbertshire
• Stroud Maternity Hospital
• Sadlers Farm
• Starveall
• List of UK map symbols
• Oldham cum Prestwich (historic parish)
• Sudbrooke, Lincolnshire
• Aubourn, Lincolnshire
• Jerusalem, Lincolnshire
• South Hykeham, Lincolnshire
• Glassaugh Banffshire

U.S.: See also neighborhoods of: Pittsburgh, PA; Seattle, WA; Chicago, IL; Los Angeles, CA; Baltimore, MD; Minneapolis, MN; Philadelphia, PA

• Garfield Park Conservatory, Chicago, IL
• Agua Caliente Springs, California
• Asbury, New Jersey
• Auke Bay
• Birwood Wall in Detroit (See news item, 19 May 2006)
• Bote Mountain
• Chapelsnap
• Chemehuevi Valley, California
• China Lake, California
• Coastal Indians of Washington
• Condit Crossing, Pennsylvania
• Crocker Spite Fence - a part of San Francisco history; see http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/history/hgoe75.htm
• Dinsmore, California
• Eastern Egg Rock Island, Maine (the initial island where Project Puffin began in 1973 and still continues) See [9] for some of the needed data.
• Echo Canyon
• Einstein's Alley
• Fort Randall, Alaska
• Franklin, California
• Gasquet, California
• Ghost Town In The Sky
• Glynnwood, Ohio
• Hamilton Park, Jersey City, NJ
• Hermansville, Michigan, an unincorporated village in Powell Township, Michigan.
• Hot Coffee, Mississippi
• Ilio Point - on Molokai in Hawaii
• Indigo Lake, Ohio
• Ke'anae, Hawaii
• Klamath Glen, California
• Kukpowruk River, Alaska
• Lake Barkley, Tennessee
• Lake Ashmere
• List of US State Capitals by Area
• Long Island, Virginia
• Manzanita Trailer Park - Stanford's not-so-temporary "temporary student housing." Some info in Talk:Manzanita.
• Marsh Road, Milpitas, CA
• Mechanicsville, MD
• Milner Dam in southern Idaho. Built in 1905. (National Register of Historic Places)
• Mono Mills, CA
• Mytoge/Mytoges/Mytoge Mountain/Mytoge Mountains in the general area of Fish Lake, Utah
• Parkerfield, Kansas
• Quinby, Virginia
• Ruth, California
• San Rafael Desert in Wayne County, Utah and Garfield County, Utah
• San Rafael River in Wayne County, Utah &and Garfield County, Utah
• Schellville, California
• Sierraville, California
• Smut Island, Connecticut
• Spring Valley Lake
• Trinity Center, California
• Lake Winfield Scott
• Westboro, Massachusetts
• Lake Palestine on the Neches River in Texas.

West Bank:

• Maskiot [10]

[edit] Etymologies

• List of African place name etymologies
• List of Asian place name etymologies
• List of Australian place name etymologies
• List of Caribbean place name etymologies
• List of Central American place name etymologies
• List of European place name etymologies
• List of Myth-related etymologies
• List of South American place name etymologies

[edit] Political geography

• Accretion
• Marj az-Zuhour
• Quasi-state
• Voluntary cession
• Dahiyeh (Lebanon)
• Domicide possibly Domicile? -

[edit] Worldwide geography

• Nordic territories
• Secular Europe
• Carn Llechart ?
• List of countries by number of settlements
• Tropical America

[edit] Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science

#: A:

• Ahmadi Nezhad ?
• Africa Growth and Opportunity Act [11] -
• Air Force Sergeant's Association -
• Albert Herlong - a Floridian who served in Congress from 1949-69, read the communist goals into the Congressional record: Congressional Record--Appendix, pp. A34-A35; January 10, 1963 From "The Naked Communist," by Cleon Skousen ).
• Alternative Bookshop -
• American Fascist Party - this is a real American political party that deserves a page whether you like them or not (this site is way too biased) - Although I disagree, as it's not notable. Bearian
• Amsterdamize -
• Apolitical -
• Assumption Bill of 1790

B:

• Balanced Budget Act 1997 - redirect to Balanced Budget Act of 1997?
• Bennett C. Landreneau — Major General Bennett C. Landreneau, Adjutant General, Louisiana National Guard (important role during Katrina catastrophe)
• Bud Jackson - [12]
• Bush Commission -
• "The Frank Statement" -
• "Shane Broadway" -

C:

• Campus Greens - redirect to College Greens?
• Canadaka.net -
• Charles Foster Ruben ?
• Charlie Sykes ?
• Chinese colonization of Tibet -
• Civic competition - redirect to Civil society?
• Clarence B. Carson ?
• Class Historian -
• Class Officer -
• Class Treasurer -
• Classical Conservativism - reditrect to Classical conservativism?
• Classified senate -
• Clinton Barnes - Australian Democrats candidate for the 2007 Australian NSW State election [13]
• Commonwealth Party - American political party that is growing (somewhat classical liberal or progressive libertarian)
• Communications, Consumer’s Choice, and Broadband Deployment Act of 2006 -
• Standing/joint/select/conference Commitee - redirect to Congressional committees?
• Conservative Correctness - a modern, hyper-patriotic movement in current American society and politics
• Constitutive political theory -
• Contemporary African Database -
• Corporal punishment in the United Kingdom -
• Cybernations.net an online nation simulator. Not sure if it would go in this category.

D:

• Antonio de las Alas
• Developmental democracy -
• Dillingham Commission - if Washington won't understand immigration history, "they will end up a century from now looking as silly as the Dillingham Commission does today." according to Roger Hernandez, King Features Syndicate, Apr. 3, 2007. cf. William P. Dillingham
• The Drug-Free Century Act -
• Domestic Tranquility -
• Defensor Minor -

E:

• Effects of colonization on a region -
• Elementary Morality -
• Election poster -
• Election recount -
• Emergency AIDS Bill -
• Ernest Bartley ?
• Etta Federn-Kohlhaas ?

F:

• FairJudges.net -
• Farheen Hakeem ?
• Friesian Institute -
• Four Theories of Government-
• Fact finding
• Hallie Ferguson ?

G:

• Garlieb Merkel ?
• General Strike for Peace - These strikes happened in 1936 and 1962
• George Kolt ?
• Georges Weiss ?
• Global Teen Forums -
• Global Democratic Federation -
• Government Junta - [14]
• Government by Country - Similar to what is shown on this article Politics_by_country, but in reference to governments rather than politics. As seen in the difference of the pages Government_of_India and Politics_of_India. For which would provide an access to each country's government system and describe the three or more branches of government of those individual countries. - "Written By An Extraterrestrial"
• Guided Capitalism -
• Gun politics in Germany -

H:

• Hardball (book)
• Harry Jacobs (politician) - US attorney and past president of the Orlando Jewish federation, lost to Tom Feeney in Florida's 24th District.
• Hegemony and Socialist Strategy - book by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe.
• The Honorable Vacancy -
• Henry Wako Muloki - current Kyabazinga of Busoga
• Human responsibilities - of growing interest - a global ethical ideal to work in conjunction and harmony with the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights which aims to address, amongst other issues, the problems associated with non-accountability for lack of action. [15], [16].

I:

• Illegal Immigrants regarding Health Care
• Imperial blowback
• Independent Voters of Illinois Independent Precinct Organization - IVI-IPO
• In proprio moto - Not much exists on a Yahoo or Google search -
• Inherent sovereignty - possibly Apparent sovereignity? -
• Inquilinos -
• Institutional framework -
• International health -
• Issue evolution -
• Invisible primary possibly Internet primary? -
• Integral state -

J:

• J.Daniel O'Neail Possibly J. Daniel O'Neil, Irish-American politician ?
• James Provan ?
• Jan Hackney [17] -
• Jens Soering ?
• John P. Roche [18] -
• Joshi Sanjay ?
• Juvenocracy - Rule by the young - as noted in Science Fiction? -
• Jean Rounds ?

K:

• Karl Schwarzenberg (see de:Karl Fürst zu Schwarzenberg)

L:

• Lakovian frames -
• The Leaders of East Orlando (LEO) -
• Levin-Reid amendment-
• Lusotropicalism -

M:

• Maine Land Use Regulatory Commission - regulates the use of land in Maine that is not part of an incorporated town or city.
• Meltzer Report -
• Metaphysical politics-
• Middle East Centre for Arab Studies -
• Military Liaison Elements -
• Minority appeasement huh? not NPOV -
• Mitch Manzella ?
• Model Worker does this mean a woker who works well, works as amodel, or one who works on models?-
• Moderate socialism redirect to Democratic socialism? no connection, first term is POV
• Modern presidency -

N:

• Naji al-Hadithi ?
• Narco-dictatorship redirect to Narco-terrorism? -
• National Advocacy Center -
• National Security Language Initiative -
• National United Front of Kampuchea -
• NDYA ?
• Neo-nazism in Canada -
• Neopopulism -
• NEPAD Declaration on Democracy, Political Economic and Corporate Governance -
• NEPAD Progress Report -
• Nicholas Wolfe - British representative to the Global Young Leaders Conference, candidate for S. Glos UKYP
• non paper Redirect to White paper?-

O:

• Olney Doctrine - related to but distinct from Gunboat diplomacy
• Open House Project - A collaboration of (US) congressional staff, non profits, and citizens to provide enhanced access to public government information.
• Oregon v. John Ashcroft - (2006) Supreme Court case concerning the Commerce Clause -
• Osendé Afana - (1930-1966) Politician and economist from Cameroun

P:

• Pan-African Parliament Trust Fund -
• Parliamentary Words and Meaning -
• Party of Alberta - New Canadian federal political party
• Peelian Reform, UK? -
• Picket Fence Federalism -
• Pink Tide huh? -
• Pirate Party Italy [19] -
• Plebiscitarianism -
• Policy Mix -
• Policy of Russia -
• Political elites -
• Political Fertility Gap-
• Political immunity (and how to obtain it) - redirect to Diplomatic immunity? Political immunity refers to cases where certain political offices include immunity from prosecution inside their own country
• Political transformations -
• Port Hope Conference (Conservative Party of Canada, 1942) -
• Powell Manifesto - redirect to Colin Powell?
• Presidential debates -
• Presidential Election Campaign Fund -
• Principal asylum applicants -
• Privileges and immunities abuse
• Progressive Democrats (Ireland) -
• Propaganda Remix Project -
• Puerto Rico Democracy Act -
• Phillipsburg, St. Maarten-

Q:

• Quasi government -

R:

• Radio For Peace International [20] -
• Ray Sansom [21] -
• Rebel Alliance Forums Star Wars- redirect to Star Wars?
• Reburger -
• Reece Committee -
• Republic of New Hampshire -
• Royal Government of the National Union of Cambodia -
• Russian totalitarianism -

S:

• Sanford v. Kentucky ?
• Sean Tisdall, Canadian Politician -
• Seanunism ?
• Seersucker Thursday what? -
• US Senate Energy and Natural Resource Committee
• Seniors Mental Health Access Improvement Act of 2007
• Simpson-Mazzoli Immigration Reform and Control Act -
• South American Presidents - List this?
• Southern Cameroon Youth League (SCYL) -
• State Secrets Doctrine - possibly a topic under Executive privilege?
• Suez Conference -
• Swiss Neutrality -

T:

• The Clinton Administration - redirect to Clinton Administration?
• Two Party System - as in, how did this restrictive form of democracy come about? possibly redirect to Representative democracy?
• Talante ?
• Tim Osman ?
• Trans Atlantic Aerospace Agreement -
• Transformational Diplomacy -
• Tunagate (United States) [22] [23] [24] (second link is origin of name)

U:

• United Kingdom Youth Parliament -
• US Government Expansion, History of -
• Union-State, Definition of -

V:

• Voter eligibility
• Vereador (Brazil)

W:

• Westley's Law -
• Working majority -

Y:

• Yellowbird Hong Kong underground network to bring Tiananmen Square dissidents out of China [25] [26]
• Yim Yong Shi ?
• Yoshida Doctrine -

Z:

• Zurich City Council Elections, 2006

[edit] International

• African and Malagasy Union (Brazzaville Group) -
• Assembly of European Regions -
• Brandt Report -
• China contention policy -
• Comity Clause of the U.S. Constitution -
• Commitment to Development Index -
• Contact Group on Somalia -
• Convention on Consent to Marriage, Minimum Age for Marriage and Registration of Marriages -
• Convention on the High Seas -
• Dehesa (pastoral management of Spanish oak woodlands) -
• Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat -
• Egyptian Intifah -
• Freedom Agenda
• Helsinki Protocol -
• General Gregorio del Pilar-
• Hanan Ashwari ?
• Internation Immigration Statistics -
• Inner Mongolian People's Party (original organization) - [27]
• Inner Mongolian People's Party (new organization) - [28]
• La Cité Catholique -
• Leo G. Michel - [29]
• Governments not recognized by U.S. government -
• Luminatis ?
• Manuel Zelaya Rosales - President of Honduras
• Mohamed Rabie - (Author and major player in PLO) -
• Muhammed Shahwani - (head of Iraqi Intel.) -
• Mohsen Bilal - (Syrian Information Minister - noteworthy because of looming conflict between Israel and Syria) -
• Multilateral intervention -
• Nuclear threshold - idea at which a war progresses into all-out Nuclear war.
• Organization of Gas Exporting Producers of South America - (OPEGASUR)
• Pariah state -
• Peace Abbey (peaceabbey.org) -
• Project Oriented Approach (POA) -
• Samon Talabani ?
• Temtselt Sobshoud - An Inner Mongolian political activist, currently the President of Inner Mongolia People's Party[30]
• Third world debt crisis
• UN Convention - There doesn't seems to be a page on the internet describing what one (in general) actually is.
• UNese -
• Ivan Vyshnegradsky - Russian Finance minister 1892-1902
• Water depletion
• António Ribeiro Cristóvão- PSD Portugal
• Nuclear umbrella - US nuclear policy
• United Nations Document Symbols - an explanation of this esoteric classification system would be nice
• United States vs. Butler
• Yearbook of the United Nations - longstanding historical publication helpful to students and researchers.

[edit] National

• See also:Requested Japan Government Articles

A:

• Antebellum Aristocracy

B:

• Bob Benchoff US PSD
• Bud Jackson [31]
• Budget Affairs Commission -

C:

• Chamberlain Case, The (Australia, started 1982) -
• Lauren Canario, arrested property rights protester [32]
• Cheney vs. U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia - does such a case exist?
• Civilian Power - truth to power -
• Cobell Litigation (US) -
• Constructive Engagement -
• Chet Cooper, CIA representative in Britain, 1956- mentioned in "The Time of My Life" by Denis Healey, London, Penguin, 1989.
• Count Every Vote Act of 2005 -

D:

• Dr Wolfgang Gerhard Guenter Ebel ?

E:

• Elena Sassower ?
• Escobedo. v. Illinois - U.S. Supreme Ct. case, might be mis-spelled ?

F:

• Federal Bureaucracy -
• Fictional Chief Justices of the United States -
• Fazier-Lemke Farm Bankruptcy Act -

G:

• George Joannides ?
• Gun Laws By State In The United States
• Giuseppe Finzi Italian politician
• Gore-McLemore Resolution Act by Congress 1916

H:

• Stephen Herbits ?
• Hani Kameswah - Current Palestinian Interior Minister

I:

• Immigration in Egypt -
• Indiana Federation of College Republicans -
• Indirect initiative -
• Internal leadership -

J:

• John S. Pistole Deputy Director of the FBI

K:

• Kate Michelman ?

L:

• Lyle Hillyard ?

N:

• Naes Townstaple -
• New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) -
• Non entendere (used in court) - should be listed under Politics/law?
• Nationality Law of Mongolia

O:

• Oregon Health Plan -
• Oscar Ewing ?

P:

• Partai Reformasi Tionghoa Indonesia - should be listed under International?
• Post-qualification applications [33] (proposed alternative to the UK's current UCAS scheme) -
• President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography -
• Prohibition Party USA -

Q:

• Quakertown (Slovandia) -

R:

• Raul Yanes ?
• Rebel autonomous zapatista municipalities
• Robert K. Killian ?
• Report on Public Credit, 1790- Alexander Hamilton proposed concept for the treatment of post revolutionary war national and foreign debt. Redirect to Alexander Hamilton?

S:

• Senate Reform in Canada
• Sentence Review Commission (NI) -
• Statute for Religious Freedom -
• Strategic adjustment -
• Strategic culture -
• Singapore Nationality Law -
• Settler watch and Scottish watch

[edit] State and Local Political Figures

• Michael J. Astrue
• Virg Bernero - Mayor of Lansing, Michigan
• Don Gorman - New Hampshire former Libertarian Representatives not reelected for this session
• Jimmy Griffin former mayor of Buffalo, New York -
• Jane Kidd- State Representative- Athens-Clarke, Georgia
• Kenneth A. Kraus (Law Director, Strongsville, OH, former City Council Pres., Beachwood, OH)
• Shawn Morris - Albany, NY city council president - see[34]
• Tom Nelson (politician) State Representative of Wisconsin -
• Suzi Oppenheimer 11th term New York State Senator, 37th Senate District [35][36] - may be Suzie Oppenheimer?
• Yvonne Scarlett-Golden current mayor of Daytona Beach, FL
• Derek Schmidt, Kansas State Senator
• William Red Wing Tayac Piscataway leader
• Kitty Rhoades - Representative in Wisconsin State Assembly
• Maury Weiner - Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley's first chief deputy, disgraced out of office by an LAPD-engineered vice-arrest.
• Henry Beck - City Councilor in Waterville, Maine. Beck, a lifelong resident and full time student at Colby College, was elected in 2005 at the age of 20 in a ward in Waterville's northern tier. He is one of Maine and New England's youngest elected City Councilors. He was recently cited by Roll Call as a "promising" star in Maine Democratic politics. - Probably not important enough.

[edit] Historical

• Elizabeth Anne Bathory -- The Blood Countess of Transylvania
• Dixon-Yates contract -- 1950's controversy - taken down from top of page
• The Great Migration of Canada - The migration between 1815-1850
• John Horse ?
• Earl Thorpe -- possibly Jim Thorpe?
• Mexican Problem - debate in twentieth century America concerning increased Mexican immigration
• Elizabeth Vernon, Countess of Southampton
• Archidamidas - same as Archimedes?
• 1982 debt crisis -
• 2000 Reform Party Convention -
• Conference on Children and Youth -
• Expert Committee on Questions of Population and Racial Policy -
• Federal Ministry of Family, Youth and Health (Germany) -
• Law for the Prevention of Genetically Diseased Offspring -
• Nazi Anti-Flag Desecration Law -
• Oxford Oath -
• Statement Relating to Defence -
• Overman Committee
• Cairo Forces Parliament
• Decree of C. Vibius Maximus possibly redirect to Roman law?
• Postal Service Bank (former service by US Postal Service. Had US$2 billion on deposit in mid-50s)
• European flags 1500-1790
• Not Yours to Give: speech by Congressman Davy Crockett, text available here.
• Magonids - Monarchs of Carthage.
• Marques de Someruelos. Spanish Governor of Cuba, Florida, and Louisiana. Died 1823 in Spain. Gave name to Someruelos Street, Fernandina, FL 32034.
• Maximum Freight Case United States Supreme Court case in 1897
• Homeowners Refinancing Act- Created During the New Deal (the Great Depression)

[edit] Human Rights

• If removing a country-specific human rights article from this list please ensure that it is listed at Human_rights#Country-specific_articles

A:

• Alan Berkman ?
• Rufina Amaya -- virtually the sole survivor of the 1981 El Mozote massacre, Ms. Amaya became a human rights activist not only through the countless retellings, interviews and testimonies she provided regarding the massacre but also through her involvement in Comunidad Segundo Montes (see http://luterano.blogspot.com/2007/03/rufina-amaya-presente.html and http://www.voicesontheborder.org/Comunidad%20Segundo%20Montes.htm) and the War-Wounded Association (ALGES) of Morozan (again see http://luterano.blogspot.com/2007/03/rufina-amaya-presente.html and also http://www.osb.org/pab/carta-alges-0700.html).
• Anavafaf - (see [37]) -
• Another Mother For Peace -

B:

• Corbett Bishop, conscientious objector (notable in what way?)
• Brian Forst, author/sociologist

C:

• Champa Tenzin - Tibetan national hero [38] [39]
• Clothesline Project - public awareness campaign for sexual abuse/incest/rape/etc survivors

E:

• Ear squat - What is this doing here?
• Egan vs. Canada -

H:

• Horseshoe Theory of Political Alignment -
• Human rights in Andorra -
• Human rights in Austria -
• Human rights in Belgium -
• Human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina -
• Human rights in Chile -
• Human rights in Denmark -
• Human rights in Estonia -
• Human rights in FYR Macedonia -
• Human rights in Georgia -
• Human rights in Hawaii -
• Human rights in Hungary -
• Human rights in Ireland -
• Human rights in Italy -
• Human rights in Latvia -
• Human rights in Liechtenstein -
• Human rights in Lithuania -
• Human rights in Luxembourg -
• Human rights in Malta -
• Human rights in Middle East -
• Human rights in Moldova -
• Human rights in Monaco -
• Human rights in Norway -
• Human rights in Palestine -
• Human rights in Poland -
• Human rights in Portugal -
• Human rights in San Marino -
• Human rights in Sierra Leone -
• Human rights in Slovakia -
• Human rights in Slovenia -
• Human rights in Sweden -
• Human rights in the Czech Republic -
• Human rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo -
• Human rights in the Netherlands -
• Human rights in the Vatican City -
• Human rights in Ukraine -

I:

• Index of Personal Freedom We already have a Index of Economic Freedom article, now how about a personal freedom one?

J:

• Julia Kruk ?
• Jamison Shoemaker ?

P:

• Political crises

Q:

• Quincy Railways v. Chicago ?

R:

• Stephen L. Rush: Save Juarez Project [40], Mexico; Female Sexual Murder Prevention

S:

• Secretary of State for the Home Department v. Limbuela -
• Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center - [41]
• Scott Fappiano, wrongfully convicted - NPOV porblem! -
• Joseph Sebarenzi, Former head of the Rwandan parliament and peace activist

V:

• Vitit Muntarbhorn ?

W:

• Willie Lynch Process ?

[edit] Organizations

• Above Ultimate -
• Academia Latinitati Fovendae, aka. ALF; in Latin: [42], in English: [43]
• Affordable Rural Housing Commission -
• AidMarket - [44]
• Alianza Hispano-Americana -
• American Humanics -
• Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action
• The Big Green Bus -
• Catholic Daughters of the Americas -
• Confederate Legion
• Courage Crew - Straight edge brotherhood
• CAI-Asia -
• Daughters of Isabella -
• Dictionary Society of North America -
• Downtown Eastside Residents' Association [45]
• Drishtant,Literary society of MANIT - [46].
• Gabriel Project - [47]
• GOW Clan -
• Hike against Hunger -
• Insight Seminars -
• Japan-America Security Alliance -
• Kameradschaften -
• Kenyan Wildlife Service -
• La Liga Protectora Latina -
• MADRE - [48]
• Maritime Incident Response Group -
• National Foundation for Women Legislators -
• National Solidarity Program -
• The Token Club -
• The Tree Council -
• Transportation Safety Institute -
• United China Relief -
• United States Army Security Assistance Command -
• Vietnam Day Committee -
• World Beyond Borders -
• W Confederation

[edit] NGOs

• Cadal - cadal.org and their newly published report Democracy Market and Transparency 2006
• Association of German development non-governmental organisations [49] -
• CAP AIDS [50] -
• Center for Policy Alternatives [51] -
• DHIVERSE - UK based HIV and sexual health charity, one of the longest established in the UK [52]
• Employment Policy Foundation -
• Foundation Center -
• German Association of Psychiatry -
• German Research Institute of Psychiatry -
• Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) - [53] -
• Harvard Association Cultivating Inter America -
• Page Education Foundation [54] -
• International Abolitionist Federation (IAF) -
• International Cultural Youth Exchange (ICYE) - [55] -
• Jason Czop -
• Joint Action Group on Gender Equality -
• Jump Start International [56] -
• Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala -
• Operation Dayswork [57]
• Oxford Research Group [58] -
• Ribat - A historical Islamic monastery.
• Scotland Against Criminalising Communities -
• Tibetan Youth Congress -
• The Spastic Centre of NSW [59] -
• Ulster Liberation Army -
• The Urban Foundation, South Africa]] -
• Women's Learning Partnership [60] -
• World Association of Non-Governmental Organizations [61] -
• World Uyghur Congress
• Worldwide United Foundation [62] -
• BAIF Institute for Rural Development
• Sunday Night Group, Grassroots environmental organization at Middlebury College initiated in 2005.

[edit] Political Science

A:

• american future.net -
• American Supremacy try Manifest Destiny?
• Ann Tickner ?
• ASEAN Way - try ASEAN or ASEAN Treaty?
• Associate membership

B:

• Stuart G. Baker ?
• Best Available Science -
• Brian Thomas Collins [63] -

C:

• Carnegie Institute for Ethics and International Affairs - try Carnegie Foundation? -
• Competitive authoritarianism -
• Competetive democracies - try Competitive democracy?
• Contemporary theory -
• Coordinated campaign -
• County Political Party- try County committee?

D:

• Democratic Audit -
• Domino blackmail -
• Donald Kinder ?

E:

• Election district - try Election precinct?
• EPIC-MRA - Michigan political polling firm
• Ethical materialism -
• Ethical realism - requested by Lara Kalaidjian - Problem NPOV alert!
• Gregg Frazer, Ph.D. ?

G:

• Gender and international relations -
• Ed Goeas ?

H:

• Horizontal inequality -
• Human Security Report [64] -

J:

• JAKIM ?
• Joel Rosenthal ?
• John Howard Bing ? Do you mean Jonathan Bing, NYS Assembly member?

K:

• Kal Holsti ?

L:

• Levering Oath Law

M:

• Michael New ?

N:

• None Dare Call it Conspiracy -

O:

• Ontological materialism - stub?
• Otto Otepka ?
• Orange Anarchism / Festivalism -
• The Orange Party - try The Orange revolution?

P:

• Pierre Tristam ?
• Plebiscitarian democracy - try redirect to Plebiscite?
• Plebiscitarian (authocratic) -
• Political marketing -
• Political rationalism -
• Political theology - do you mean Theocracy or some Political ideology?
• Property-owning democracy -
• Pseudoenvironment - Try Pseudo-environment?

Q:

• Applied Quantum Politics, Centrist Methodology - [65]

R:

• Ranney Index- Political competition indeces -

S:

• Scientocracy -
• Simson v. California
• Social citizenship -
• Sovereign order -
• Spanish General Election, 2008
• Subcabinet - I read about cabinet and subcabinet in Clinton's biography and I don't know what they are, although I can find info on it somewhere. But I think subcabinet could at least redirect to a place where they are explained.
• Sympathy vote - Interesting concept and idea

T:

• J.F. ter Horst - press secretary to President Gerald Ford, he purportedly resigned because he disagreed with the Nixon pardon. Perhaps misspelled?
• Third Wave Democracy -
• Timothy W. Luke ?
• Transgovernmentalism

Y:

• Yoshida Line
• Manal Yamout ?
• Young Professionals in Foreign Policy ?

Z:

• Zurcher v. Stanford Daily

[edit] Could you have an article on the following:

1. None Dare Call It Conspiracy - This was an important book for the John Birch Society
2. Fiscal Stress - try Financial stress?
3. International Liaison
4. Communication Strategies.
5. Diplomacy in Islam - try Islamic diplomacy?
6. Information and Media Studies.
7. International Security Studies.
8. Diplomacy Practice, Procedures and Dynamics.
9. Congress and National Security Policy
10. Decision Making and Analysis
11. Diplomacy and Statecraft try Statecraft?
12. Emerging Issues in International security
13. Foreign Aid and Foreign Policy
14. Foreign Policy Making in Developing Nations
15. International Strategic Alliances (Category?)
16. International Law and US Foreign Policy
17. International Mediation:Strategies/Methods
18. Media and World Affairs
19. Media and National Security
20. Practice of Diplomacy
21. Third World in International Affairs
22. CEVNI - Code Europeen de Voies de la Navigation
23. Ukrainian Massacre redirect to Ukraine massacre?

REGIONAL STUDIES

Latin America

1. Economic History of Latin America
2. Political Economy of Latin America
3. US - Latin American Relations

International Relations

1. Modern Diplomacy
2. International Relations of the Pacific Rim Region
3. The Collapse of Communism
4. Economies of Developing Countries
5. Conflict and Peace Strategies
6. International Management of Resources
7. International Human Rights
8. The Economic Development of Brazil
9. Global Environmental Issues
10. Legislative Politics or try Government law
11. Judical Policy Making
12. Interest-Group Politics
13. Media and Politics
14. Domestic Policy Analysis
15. International Security Politics
16. Women and Public Policy

INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY/DIPLOMATIC SERVICE EXAMS

1. The Diplomatic Service Language Allowance Examination at Extensive Level(UK)
2. The Ministry of Defence Interpreter Examination(UK)
3. The Civil Service Commission Interpretership
4. The Ministry of Defence Languages Examinations Board Diploma
5. The Diplomatic Service Language Allowance Examination at Operational Level

MASS COMMUNICATION

1. Publicity Programmes, or try Public relations?
2. Techniques for Negotiation - try Negotiation techniques?

[edit] Genealogy & Genealogists

• Mac Cormack Surname History
• Bradley Wogsland
• Donald Lines Jacobus (1887-1970) ?
• The Eld Family (not the animal... the people)

[edit] Genealogical societies

• General Society of the Sons of the Revolution

[edit] Historic places

• Asbury Grove - Located in Hamilton, Massachusetts, this was/is a Methodist commune during the summer months.
• Ibadat-khana - The "House of Worship" built by Akbar during his reign to discuss philosophy and theology
• Historical English Prisons
• Jastrebarsko Children's Concentration Camp - The Jastrebarsko camp (Kingdom of Yugoslavia) held 3,200 children during WWII. Over 400 children died [66] [67] [68]
• Sisak Children's Concentration Camp - The Sisak camp (Kingdom of Yugoslavia) held 6,600 children during WWII. Over 1,600 children died [69] [70] [71]
• The Apartment (Foster City) (Foster City, California) -
• Chatham House (Virginia) - House near Fredericksburg, Virginia where Union troops quartered prior to Battle of Fredericksburg (?)
• City of Laurelwood (Laurelwood, Oregon) -
• Oakleigh House (Mobile, Alabama) -
• Elijah Miller House -
• Fairmount Boulevard Historic District - (Cleveland Heights, Ohio) (NRHP)
• Fort de Chicago -
• Fort Christmas (Christmas, Florida) -
• Franklin Castle (Cleveland, OH) - reputed haunted location of large numbers of bizarre, coincidental and controversial deaths/ murders, reputed location of Nazi spy operation during WWII (not substantiated)
• George Washington's Grist Mill Historical State Park -
• Hollenden Hotel (Cleveland, Ohio) -
• Lux Hotel -
• Mission of the Guardian Angel -
• Park Synagogue (Cleveland, Ohio) -
• Pattala -
• Dil pickle (Chicago)
• Samuel Building (Cleveland, Ohio) -
• Schooner Stephen Taber (Rockland, Maine) (NRHP)
• Takht-i-Soleiman (Iran, Armenia). -
• The Grove Park Inn (Asheville, North Carolina) (NRHP)
• Sparrow's Point, Maryland -
• Washington Elm (Cambridge, Massachusetts) -
• Whittington Castle -
• Wuptaki Ruins in Arizona
• Allan's Mill (Guelph, Ontario, Canada) -
• Morne Plaine (France, Battle of Waterloo) -
• Crash, Texas -
• Dunderberg Spiral Railway (within Harriman State Park)
• Susudata (Germania) - Germanic town near present-day Berlin as seen on William Shepherd's Historical Atlas, 1929
• Trail of Bones segment of the Silk Road through the Pamir Mountains
• Second World War Graves in South Africa

[edit] Historic individuals

• May Joseph Angelique 18th c. enslaved Portuguese black woman in Montreal, Canada; found guilty of starting in 1734 the great fire of Montreal (April 10) that burned much of the city, in order to escape slavery; she was tortured until she confessed, then hanged.
• Comté de Provence, France. Robert D'Anjou (1309-1343 C.E.) Of House Anjou/Angevin
• Captain John Pulling Pirate, the man who helped Paul Revere
• Typho was an historian circa JC and all paths in search of reasonable varification of Jesus' mere existence lead to Typho. I have come upon fragments of his work, but not enough to create an unbiased (as it may be quite controversial) informative article. 'lil help? antip8ri8
• Adiax, The Sutiaba Indian chief, in Leòn Nicaragua, who hanged himself or was hung by the Spaniards because he refused to be conquered.
• Commander Broughton ?
• Abdu I-Karim (Sure that's not "Abdu l-Karim" with small ell rather than big eye? -- pne (talk) 12:47, 30 November 2006 (UTC)) -
• Joel Ingebrigtson, Franklin soccer advocate
• Rachel Clinton ?
• Juvenal Uwilingiyimana, former Rwandan politician, wanted for crimes against humanity
• Sultan Syarif Qasim II or Sultan Syarif Kasim II ?
• Colonel Mervin Willett Gonin DSO ?
• William J. Kraus, Attorney and Businessman, Cleveland, OH 1913-2004
• Mount Miron
• Paulo Giovi ?
• Dr. RL Brohier, Historical Author.
• Harry Moore Black Civil Rights activist from Florida. Well known member of NAACP, killed by bomb blast from Ku Klux Klan
• Sir Matt Nyugen pirate/privateer
• Victor Stănculescu, important figure in the Romanian Revolution of 1989
• C.F. Dowd ?
• Agnes Snoth, 1500's- burned at the stake with four other women, preached against auricular confessions, stating that it was sinful to ask forgiveness from a man for what only God can grant.
• Waverly Parsons ?
• Sajaharam Ganesh Pandit ?
• Margaret Agnew- wife of Harman Blennerhassett (man involved with Aaron Burr and his conspiracy)

[edit] Historic events

• Exodus of 1879
• Nullification convention (South Carolina threatening to leave the country...if something is not done about the tariff act...)`

[edit] Genealogy resources

• AncestryBank (external link), user-generated genealogy database of pre-1885 primary source documents from personal collections
• Ancestry Connections (external link), a site that has a large searchable surname list with links to individuals' Genealogy research sites
• AncientFaces (external link), a site that has a large database containing member contributed family photos, stories, and recipes.
• CensusDiggins (external link), Genealogy databases of census records, marriage records, Civil War records and Civil War Prison information
• Cyndi's List (external link), a list of over a quarter of a million genealogical links that include many databases
• Family Tree Club (external link), one of many genealogy broadcasting sites
• Family Tree Registry (external link), one of many genealogy broadcasting sites Note: previously deleted with author's consent
• FindMyPast (external link), one of several genealogy resource portals
• Footnote.com (external link), Millions of Original Documents never seen on the web before
• FreeBMD (external link), a web resource for dissemination of focused transcriptions
• FreeCEN (external link), a web resource for dissemination of focused transcriptions
• FreeREG (external link), a web resource for dissemination of focused transcriptions
• GenealogyBank (external link), a pay-for-use genealogy resource portal
• GenealogyBuff (external link), one of several genealogy resource portals
• Genebase Bionet Builder (external link), one of many genealogy broadcasting sites, with the added twist of providing personal genotyping services
• Genline (external link), a web resource for dissemination of focused transcriptions
• Genesreunited (external link), one of several genealogy resource portals
• Internet Surname Database (external link), database of family surname origin
• LostCousins (external link), one of several genealogy resource portals

[edit] Ancient Military

[edit] Military / Military History

• Anti-Partisan Guerrilla Warfare Badge (Decent source to be found at Wehrmacht-Awards.com)
• Ancient Egyptian Army
• The Fortress of Przemyśl, information here and on Polish and Hungarian Wikipedias
• John Paul Jones (World War II), member of 10th Mountain Division in WWII.
• Camp Bastion
• Field training exercise
• Spartan military organization
• Neil Roberts Petty Officer First Class ,Navy SEALs
• Hoovers Hunters
• Alpha Company, 2nd Platoon, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion
• Hatchet Teams
• 75th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry ?
• Chaplain Elmer Heinl - The most decorated military chaplain of World War II
• Oss Operational Detachments
• MACV Recondo School
• Sir Frederick Maurice (World War I) noted British First World War General
• Baionetta (Italian Corvette)
• Baltic Hammer
• Battle of Anderson County considered to be the last Civil War battle east of the Mississippi
• Battle of the Green Line
• Battle of Iron Works Hill, Mt. Holly, NJ Dec. 23, 1776
• Bergantina ?
• Colonel de Bange, the splendidly-named inventor of a 90mm cannon
• Colonel Ted Westhusing, one of U.S.' highest-ranked deaths in Iraq (but it was suicide, probably). Start with: http://www.texasobserver.org/article.php?aid=2440
• Confederate Surrender, U.S. Civil War surrender ceremony
• Cottonclad
• The Deception Plan
• Ethiopian Regiment
• Field promotion
• Field Service Post cards
• Florida Incursion
• Foco-Insurgency
• Free Companies
• General Service Unit, Kenyan special forces
• Geoffrey Wellum Squadron Leader DFC and Bar WW2 spitfire ace
• Hajjinet, soldier-run ISPs in war-zones
• Holocaust slave labor litigation
• Immediate Ready Company
• Infantry Combat Regiment (ICOR), a designation in the U.S. Army during the Korean War
• Iraq water treatment vulnerabilities
• Iraqi police commandos
• US Intelligence Failures - Tet offensive, WMD in Iraq, Bay of Pigs
• Joshua Hendy Iron Works [72] [73]
• Kenneth Bowra ?
• Kesig ?
• Khiem Thao ?
• Kim Kyong Sok North Korean revolutionary and war hero.
• KISSATA ?
• Little Brown Bears, Cuban militants at the turn of the 19th century.
• Liverpool Volunteer Guard (British Army)
• Luftschutz WWII German Air Force segment.
• MALSINDO, Naval Anti-Piracy Organization
• Maschke Commission, set up to determine the fate of German WWII POWs
• Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base
• Military brothel
• Military linguistics
• Military sociology
• NATO war crimes
• Naval estimates
• Naval units
• Nuclear monopoly
• Nudelmann ?
• Odd Bull - Norwegian general serving with the UN in the Middle East in 1967 - important figure in the diplomatic activity surrounding the Six-Day War
• On Thermonuclear War, book by Herman Kahn discussing the feasibility of thermonuclear war
• Ordnance Department, United States federal government department created during (or around) the ?
• Outside the Wire
• Palliwood
• Palmakhim Israeli Air Force Base
• Palestinian war crimes
• Picket duty something destroyers do? See here
• Political warfare
• Post-Apocalyptic scenarios
• Presentation of the Flag, as in military funeral rites
• Recognized Air Picture
• Reverse Lend-Lease, during WW2
• Russian military uniforms
• Sea-Battalion Imperial German "Marines"
• Sendlingen Christmas Murders
• Sinchon massacre
• Smart acquisition
• Southern Claims Commission, United States Civil War
• Soviet South Army Group
• Shark Elite Squads
• Joint Advisory Commission, Korea
• Special Air Mobile Force Group
• SS-Sonderverbände, Elite Waffen-SS Unit
• SS City of Cairo, British steam ship sunk 6th November 1942 by German U-boat U-68
• The Rare and Secret Order of The Double Sunrise ?
• Uniforms of the American Civil War
• United Nations Partisan Forces Korea
• USS Brewton FF-1086 ?
• Weapons of World War One
• Regenbogen
• BioWatch - a DHS (US) program to detect biological weapons in major American cities
• 8240th army unit,UN Partisan unit during the Korean war

[edit] Conflicts

• Direct Order
• The Corvin Group
• Operation Abraham Lincoln
• Operation Airborne Dragon
• Operation Arrowhead Strike Six
• Operation AUGURAL
• Operation Beastmaster
• Operation BLUEBAT
• Operation Dawn V
• Operation Dynamic Response
• Operation Fingal
• Operation Glacier 4
• Operation Harpoon (2002)
• Operation Instant Thunder
• Operation Iron Balance
• Operation Isotope 1
• Operation Jacana
• Operation James
• Operation Joint Guard
• Operation Karbala-6
• Operation Karbala Ten
• Operation Lincoln
• Operation Lions of Ramadi
• Operation Marlborough
• Operation Mountain Lion
• Operation Oracle
• Operation Peninsula Shield
• Operation Red Light II
• Operation Secure Tomorrow
• Operation Serpentaire
• Operation Smiles
• Operation Snake Hunter
• Operation Snakebite
• Operation Stranglehold
• Operation Tijuana
• Operation Turki Bowl
• Operation Undeniable Victory
• Operation Vigilant Warrior
• Operation VOLCANO
• Operational environment
• Standing Consultative Commission
• True Cross war, the war fought between Byzantine and Persian Empires for the custody of the True Cross remains.
• Medals of the Chinese Liberation Army Medals of the Chinese military

[edit] North American/U.S.-Indian Wars

• Custer's 1874 Black Hills Expedition
• Enganche Labour System -
• Las Cuevas War (1875)
• Burke's Rangers Captain John Burke and his Rangers, ca.1756-1759, French and Indian War
• Treaty of 1868

[edit] Battles

• Battle of Abadan -
• Battle of Beirut (1941)
• Battle of Blair's Landing -
• Battle of Breakneck Ridge -
• Battle of Balathista; {1014 AD} Basil II wins and orders all Bulgarian prisoners to be blinded before returning them to Tsar Samuel.
• Battle of Cabin Creek -
• Battle of Canal du Nord (WWI) -
• Battle of Charleston Harbor I -
• Battle of Charleston Harbor II -
• Battle of Chernikov-Poltava -
• Battle of Cynthiana -
• Battle of Dalton I -
• Battle of Damascus (1941) -
• Battle of Damour -
• Battle of Deep Bottom I -
• Battle of Dezful -
• Battle of Dingjunshan -
• Battle of Donaldsonville I -
• Battle of Donaldsonville II -
• Battle of Fort De Russy -
• Battle of Galveston I -
• Battle of Galveston II -
• Battle of Georgia Landing -
• Battle of Grimball's Landing -
• Battle of Jezzine -
• Battle of Kissoué -
• Battle of Kock's Plantation -
• Battle of LaFourche Crossing -
• Battle of Longarone -
• Battle of Marion -
• Battle of Merdjayoun -
• Battle of Middle Boggy Depot -
• Battle of Okolona -
• Battle of Old River Lake -
• Battle of Palmrya -
• Battle of Panjwai (2006) -
• Battle of Ream's Station I -
• Battle of Rimini(1944)-
• Battle of Sabine Pass I -
• Battle of Saltville II -
• Battle of Smithfield Crossing -
• Battle of Stirling's Plantation -
• Battle of the Marshes -
• Battle of the River Litani -
• Battle of Vafankou -
• Battle of West Ukraine (1941) -
• Battle of West Ukraine (1944) -
• Battle of Yellow Bayou -
• First Battle of Al Faw -
• Lake Thartar Raid -
• Little Crow's War (1861-2) -
• Monitor vs Merrimack
• Second Battle of Al Faw -
• Tafas massacre -
• Union General -
• War of the Cities -
• Rogers' Raid -
• Blackjack-33
• Siege of Malakand (1897); Col. William Hope Meiklejohn (commander of the British/Indian garrison); Mastun (the "Mad Mullah")
• the Battle of the French-Indian war [74]
• Siege of Baler (1898-1899) ([75])

[edit] United States Marine Corps units

• Marine Corps Forces Europe

[edit] Aviation Combat Element

• VMX-22

[edit] Ground Combat Element

• U.S. 15th Marine Regiment-
• U.S. 20th Marine Regiment-
• U.S. 22nd Marine Regiment -
• U.S. 29th Marine Regiment

[edit] Combat Service Support Element

• 1st Maintenance Battalion -
• 2nd Maintenance Battalion -
• 4th Maintenance Battalion -
• 8th Engineer Support Battalion -
• Combat Logistics Battalion 8 -
• Combat Logistics Regiment 25

[edit] Former units

• I Marine Amphibious Corps

[edit] United States Navy

[edit] Air Stations

• Naval Air Station Chincoteague
• Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base New Orleans

[edit] Squadrons

• VFA-122 US Navy Strike Fighter Squadron 122

[edit] Support Activities

• Naval Support Activity Naples
• Naval Support Activity Bahrain
• Naval Support Activity Capodichino
• Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg
• Naval Support Activity Philadelphia
• Naval Support Activity Mid-South

[edit] Espionage & Intelligence

• Amaniyat, also known as the Afghan National Directorate of Security (NDS) (AKA their Secret Police), mentioned here over on Wikinews, and in this document I found with google.
• American espionage in the Soviet Union -
• ITOS, apparently an acronym for "International Terrorism Operations Section", apparently a division of the FBI.
• Jon Ehrmantraut ?
• INTERR ?
• Edmond Pope ?
• Post Cold War Russian Intelligence -
• Richard Bliss, the first American charged with espionage after the fall of the Soviet Union -
• Memoirs Of Mr. Hempher, the title of a document that was allegedly published in series (episodes) in the German paper Spiegel and later on in a prominent French paper, easily available on internet -
• Richard Sakakida, US Japanese linguist in WWII, captured and tortured by Japanese, masterminded largest prison escape from Japanese POW camp in WWII, spied for US from Japanese hq Congressional unsung hero tribute letter here: [76]

[edit] Weaponry

• 2S12 Sani - a 120mm mortar in use in the Russian Army.
• ADGZ Austrian armoured cars used by SS units -
• Aitor Knife Company -
• C-701 Kosar -
• Civil War rifles -
• Counter-insurgency aircraft like the FMA IA 58 Pucará -
• Cluster Grenade - do you mean 'fragmentation grenade'?
• Dingo 1 APC -
• Dingo 2 APC -
• Golan armored vehicle -
• Grass Cutter Sword aka. Cloud Cluster Sword -
• Helmet-mounted sights -
• Iraqi Light Armored Vehicle -
• Joint Helmet-Mounted Cueing System -
• K200 -
• LAV 600 -
• Lerlec -
• M1151 -
• MUV-R -
• PeaceKeeper II -
• Pekkett Device -
• Paddle holster -
• Punch Dagger - same thing as a 'push dagger'?
• Reva Armored Personnel Carrier -
• Rifle Factory Ishapore -
• Sand Cat APC -
• SIG Mosquito -
• SPIKE-ER ATGM -
• Straightsword -
• V-150S armored personnel carrier -
• WallBuster -
• Wolf armored vehicle -
• wz. 1974 Pallad -
• Ithaca Auto Burglar - A 1927 sawn off barrel shotgun
• Anything redlinked from list of firearms
• list of World War Two battles

[edit] Strategy and Tactics

• Indirect fire support
• Interdiction (disruption of lines of communication and supply, but not limited to Air interdiction)

[edit] Military Camouflage Patterns

• All Over Brush (camouflage) -
• Blue Gendarmerie (camouflage) -
• Blumentarn aka Flächentarn -
• Brown Lizard (camouflage) -
• Cactus (camouflage) -
• Combat Gear 2005 -
• Desert Lizard (camouflage) -
• diffused lighting camouflage -
• Duck Hunter (camouflage) -
• ERDL (camouflage) -
• Four-Colour Semi-Arid (camouflage) -
• Frog-Skin (camouflage) -
• M63 Vertical Lizard (camouflage) -
• M85 Woodland (camouflage) -
• M89 (camouflage) -
• MOUT (camouflage) -
• Palm Frond (camouflage) -
• Purple Lizard (camouflage) -
• Ragged Stripe (camouflage) -
• Rocks/Sand (camouflage) -
• Scrambled Egg (camouflage) -
• Seaweed (camouflage) -
• Soldier 2000 (camouflage) -
• South African Police 1st Pattern -
• South African Police 2nd Pattern -
• Splash (camouflage) -
• Strichtarn -
• Three-Colour Lizard (camouflage) -
• Type 81 (camouflage) -
• Vertical Lizard (camouflage) -
• Wine Leaf (camouflage) -
• Woodland (camouflage) -

[edit] Defunct United States military academies

A:

• Admiral Billard Naval Academy -
• Advance Military Academy -
• Aiken Military Academy -
• Alabama Military & Scientific Institute -
• Alabama Military Institute -
• Alachua Military Institute -
• Alamo Military Academy -
• Albany Military Academy -
• Albemarle Military Institute -
• Alexander Institute -
• Alexander Military Institute -
• Allen Military Academy -
• Allen Military School -
• Amarillo Military Academy -
• American Literary, Scientific and Military Academy -
• American Military Academy -
• Ames Military School -
• Anchorage Classical and Military Academy -
• Anderson Military Academy -
• Arizona Military Academy -
• Arkansas Military Academy -
• Arkansas Military Institute -
• Army & Navy Preparatory School -
• Arrow Rock Military Academy -
• Asheville Military Academy -
• Ashfield Military Academy -
• Astoria Military Academy -
• Atlanta Air Academy -
• Auburn Military Academy -
• Austin Military Academy -
• Austin Normal Military School -

B:

• Bailey Military Institute -
• Barbour Hall Junior Military Academy -
• Bard Hall -
• Barnard Military School -
• Bastrop Military Institute -
• Bealey Military Academy -
• Beaumont Military Academy -
• Belmont Military Academy -
• Benedictine Military Institute -
• Bethel Military Academy -
• Betts Military Academy -
• Bingham Military School -
• Bingham's Military School -
• Bishop Military Academy -
• Bishop Quarters Junior Military Academy -
• Bishop Scott Military Academy -
• Black Foxe Military Institute -
• Blackstone Military Academy -
• Blakely Military Institute -
• Blees Military Academy -
• Bolles School of Florida -
• Bordentown Military Institute -
• Bowden Collegiate & Military Institute -
• Brandon State Military Institute -
• Branham and Hughes Military Academy -
• Breck Military School -
• Brennan's Military Academy -
• Brentwood Military Academy -
• Briarley Hall Military Academy -
• Bridgeport Commercial & Military Academy -
• Brier Patch Military School -
• Brook Military Academy -
• Brown Military Academy -
• Brownsville Military Academy -
• Bunker Hill Military Academy -
• Burbank Military Academy -
• Burlington Military Academy/College -
• Burnside Military School -

C:

• Calvary Military Academy -
• Camden Point Military Institute -
• Cape Fear Military Academy -
• Captain James D. Cobb's Military School -
• Cardinal Farley Military Academy -
• Carlin Military Academy -
• Carlisle Military Institute -
• Carlisle Military School -
• Carolina Military Academy -
• Carolina Military Institute -
• Carolina Military-Naval Academy -
• Carson Military and Naval Institute -
• Caswell Academy -
• Catawba Military Academy -
• Cayuga Lake Military School -
• Chaddock Boys School -
• Chamberlain Military Institute -
• Champion of England -
• Chapultepec Military Academy -
• Charlotte Hall Military Academy -
• Charlotte Military Institute -
• Chauncey Hall School -
• Cheltenham Military Academy -
• Chesire Military Academy -
• Chester Military Academy -
• Cheviot Hills Military Academy -
• Chicago Military Academy -
• Christian Brother College Military High School -
• Church Military School -
• Churchill's Military Academy -
• Clason Point Military Academy -
• Clinton Liberal Institute & Military Academy -
• Coe Military Academy -
• Colonel Edgar's Military Academy -
• Colorado Military School -
• Columbia Military Academy -
• Connecticut Military Academy -
• Cook Academy -
• Coral Gables Military Academy -
• Cornado Military Academy -
• Corpus Christi Military Academy -
• Cromwell Military Academy -
• Crossed Rifles Military Academy -
• Croton Military Institute -

D:

• Danforth Military Academy -
• Danville Classical & Military Institute -
• Danville Military Institute -
• Davis Gun -
• Davis Military Academy -
• Davis Military School -
• De La Salle Military Academy -
• De Meritte Military Academy -
• De Veaux School -
• De Vitte Military Academy -
• Del Monte Military Academy -
• Donaldson Military School -
• Dr. Holbrook's Military Academy -

E:

• East Florida Seminary -
• Eastern Military Academy, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island -
• Edgar Military School -
• Edgehill Military School -
• Edwards Military Institute -
• El Paso Military Institute -
• Elberton Military Academy -
• Elm City Military Institute -
• Elsinore Naval & Military School -
• Endymion Military School -
• Episcopal Military Institute -
• Epworth Military Academy -
• Etowah Military Institute -
• Everest Military Academy -

F:

• Fayetteville Literary, Scientific and Military School -
• Fayetteville Military Academy -
• Ferrell Military School -
• Ferrell's Military Institute -
• Fitzgerald and Clark School -
• Fleetwood Academy -
• Florida Collegiate & Military Institute -
• Florida Military Academy -
• Florida Military Institute -
• Florida Military School & College -
• Florida Naval Academy -
• Forest Military Academy -
• Forest Military School -
• Fort Worth Military Academy -
• Francis Military Academy -
• Franklin Military Institute -
• Franklin Military School -
• Frederick Military Academy -
• Free Military School -
• Freehold Military School -
• French Camp Military Academy -

G:

• Garden Military Academy -
• General McArthur Military Academy -
• General Pantops Academy -
• Georgia Southern Military College -
• Gibson F. Hill's Military Academy -
• Gideons Military Academy -
• Glen Turner Military School -
• Glenville Male Collegiate & Military Institute -
• Golden State Military Academy -
• Golden West Military Academy -
• Gordon Military College -
• Goss Military Institute -
• Grand Prairie Seminary -
• Green Gate Military School -
• Greenville Military Academy -
• Greenville Military Institute -
• Gymnasium and Military Institute -

H:

• Haggett Military Academy -
• Hampton Military Academy -
• Hanson's Military Academy -
• Harding Military Academy -
• Harding Military School -
• Harker Academy -
• Harris Military Institute -
• Harrisburg Military Academy -
• Henderson Military & Female Institute -
• Highland Military Academy -
• Highland Park Military Academy -
• Hill Military Academy -
• Hill Naval Academy -
• Hillsboro Military Academy -
• Hillsborough Military Academy -
• Hinfield Academy -
• Hitchcock Military Academy -
• Hoge Memorial Military Academy -
• Hogsett Military Academy -
• Hollywood Military Academy -
• Honolulu Military Academy -
• Horner Military School -
• Hudson River Military Academy -
• Huntsville Military Academy -
• Hurt Military School -

I:

• Illinois Military School -
• Ingles Military High School -
• Inter-American Military Academy -
• Irving Military Academy -
• Isaac Shelby County Military Academy -

J:

• Jackson Military Academy & School of Fine Arts -
• Jarvis Hall Military Academy -
• Jarvis Military Academy -
• Jefferson Military College -
• Jefferson Military School -
• John F. Kennedy Military School -
• John Holbrook's Military School -
• Jones Military School -
• Jordan Hall Military School -
• Junior Military Academy -

K:

• Kamehameha Military School -
• Kanawha Military Institute -
• Kansas Military Academy -
• Kearney Military Academy -
• Kelley Military Academy -
• Kemper Military School & Junior College -
• Kenyon Military Academy -
• King's Mountain Military School -
• Kinston Military Institute -
• Kirkwood Military Academy -
• Kyle Military Institute -

L:

• La Fayette Military Academy -
• La Grange Military Academy -
• La Monte Military Academy -
• Lagrange College & Military Academy -
• Lagrange Military Academy -
• Lancaster Military Academy -
• Latah Military Academy -
• Lawrenceburg Military Academy -
• Lee Military Academy -
• Lenoir County Military School -
• Linsly Military Institute -
• Linton Hall Military School -
• Literary, Scientific and Military Academy -
• Livingston Military Academy -
• Lodwick Aviation Military Academy -
• Long Beach Military Academy -
• Los Angeles Military Academy -
• Los Ceritos Military Academy -
• Louisiana Military Academy -
• Louisiana State Seminary & Military Academy -
• Louisville Military Academy -
• Lovejoy Military Academy -
• Lowery-Phillips School -
• Lukin Military Academy -
• Lynnland Military Institute -

M:

• Macon Military Academy -
• Madison Military Academy -
• Mantua Classical & Military Academy -
• Marcell Military Academy -
• Marengo Military Institute -
• Marmaduke's Military Academy -
• Maryland Military & Naval Academy -
• Marymount Military Academy -
• Massachuetts Nautical School -
• Massey Military School -
• McCallie Military School -
• McDonogh Military Academy -
• McMinn Military Academy -
• Media Military Academy for Young Boys -
• Meridian Military School & College -
• Miami Military Academy -
• Miami Military Institute of the Ohio Military College -
• Midwest Junior Military School -
• Millard Preparatory School for West Point -
• Miller School of Albemarle -
• Mississippi Military Academy -
• Missouri Literary, Scientific & Military Academy -
• Mitchell Military Boys School -
• Mobile Military Institute -
• Mohegan Military Academy -
• Mohican Military Academy -
• Montclair Military Academy -
• Montrose Military Academy -
• Morgan Park Military Academy -
• Mount Saint Joseph Semi-Military Academy -
• Mount Sterling Literary, Scientific and Military Academy -
• Mount Tamalpais Military Academy -
• Mountville Military Institute -
• Moye Military School -
• Mt. Beacon Military Academy -
• Mt. Lowe Military Academy -
• Mt. Pleasant Military Academy -
• Mt. Vernon Military Academy -
• Murphreesboro Military Academy -

N:

• Nashville Military Academy -
• National Scientific and Military Academy -
• Nazareth Hall Military Academy -
• Nazareth Hall Military School -
• Nebraska Military Academy -
• New Bern Military Academy -
• New England Military Academy -
• New Hampshire Military Academy -
• New Jersey Military Academy -
• New Jersey Naval Academy -
• New Orleans Military Academy -
• Newport News Military Academy -
• Newton Hall Military Academy -
• North Carolina Military Academy -
• North Carolina Military Institute -
• North Granville Military Academy -
• North Shore Military Academy -
• Northern Missouri Academy -
• Northridge Military Academy -
• Northwestern Military & Naval Academy -
• Northwestern Military Academy -

O:

• Oak Hill Military Academy -
• Oakland Military Academy -
• Ogden Military Academy -
• Ohio Military College -
• Ohio Military Institute -
• Oklahoma Air Academy -
• Oklahoma Military Academy -
• Old Dominion Military Academy -
• Old Point Comfort Military School -
• Onarga Military School -
• Oneonta Military Academy -
• Orange Military Academy -
• Oregon Military Academy -

P:

• Pacific Maritime Academy -
• Pacific Military Academy -
• Page Military School -
• Palm Beach Military Academy -
• Palo Alto Military Academy -
• Park Military Academy -
• Park Ridge Military Academy -
• Partridge Military Academy -
• Paterson Military Academy -
• Patrick Military Institute -
• Peacock Military Academy & College -
• Pecks Military Academy -
• Pennsylvania Literary, Scientific and Military Academy -
• Pennsylvania Military Academy -
• Pennsylvania Military Institute -
• Pershing Military Institute -
• Petersburg Military Academy -
• Phelps Military Academy -
• Philadelphia Military Academy -
• Pillsbury Military Academy -
• Pine Forest Military Academy -
• Pine Ridge Military Academy -
• Ponca Military Academy -
• Poughkeepsie Military Institute -
• Puget Sound Naval Academy (aka Hill Naval Academy) -
• Pullman Military Academy -
• Putnam Military Academy -

Q:

• Quincy Military Academy -

R:

• Racine Military School -
• Raenford Military School -
• Raleigh Military Academy -
• Ramsey Military School -
• Rappahannock Academy & Military Institute -
• Redondo Military Academy -
• Rhodes Military Institute -
• Rice Creek Spring Military Academy -
• Ridgewood Military Academy -
• Ringgold Military Academy -
• Riverview Military Academy -
• Rock River Military Academy -
• Rockingham Military Institute -
• Rockland Military Academy -
• Roosevelt Military Academy -
• Rugby Military Academy -
• Russell Military Academy -
• Rutherfordton Military Instiute -
• Rutland Military School -

S:

• Sackett Harbor Military Academy -
• Sacred Heart Military Academy -
• Salem Military Academy -
• Salisbury Military School -
• San Diego Military Academy -
• San Rafael Military Academy -
• Sanford Naval Academy -
• Schatlock Hall Military Academy -
• Schreiner Institute -
• Scientific and Military Collegiate Institute -
• Seale Military Academy -
• Selleck Overlook Military Academy -
• Selma Military Institute -
• Sepulveda Military Academy -
• Sewanee Military Academy -
• Shelby Military Institute -
• Shenandoah Valley Academy -
• Sierra Military Academy -
• Silver Lake Military & Naval School -
• Sing Sing Military Academy -
• South Carolina Military Academy -
• South Florida Military Academy -
• South Florida Military Institute -
• South Norwalk Military Institute -
• Southern Military Academy -
• Southwestern Military Academy -
• Spears-Langfod Military Academy -
• Springside Military Institute -
• St. Alban's Academy -
• St. Aloyisius Military Academy -
• St. Austin's Military School -
• St. Charles Military College -
• St. Edwards Military Academy -
• St. Emma Military Academy -
• St. James Military Academy -
• St. John's Academy -
• St. John's Military Academy -
• St. Joseph College & Military Academy -
• St. Joseph's Military Academy -
• St. Louis Military Academy -
• St. Matthew's Hall Military School -
• St. Matthews Military Academy -
• St. Norbert Military College -
• St. Patrick's Military Academy -
• St. Paul Military Academy -
• Stamford Military Academy -
• Starr's Military Academy -
• Stella Niagara Cadet School -
• Stonehurst Military and Naval Academy -
• Suffield Military Academy -
• Suffolk Military Academy -
• Sumter Military Academy -
• Sweetwater Military College -

T:

• Talladega Military Academy -
• Tampa Military Academy -
• Taylor Military School -
• Tennessee Military Institute -
• Texas Monument & Military Institute -
• Torrance Military Academy -
• Trinity Military Institute -
• Tugalo Institute -
• Tupelo Military Institute -

U:

• Unity Scientific & Military Academy -
• University Military Academy -
• University Military School -
• Urban Military Academy -

V:

• Verner Military Institute -
• Vireum Military Academy -
• Virginia Literary, Scientific, & Military Academy -

W:

• Warren County Military Institute -
• Webster Military Institute -
• Wenonah Military Academy -
• West Alabama Institute -
• West Coast Military Academy -
• West Florida Seminary -
• West Lake Military Academy -
• Westchester Military Academy -
• Western Military Academy -
• Western Springs Military Academy -
• Westover Military Academy -
• Weymans Military School -
• Williams Military Academy -
• Williamsburg Military Academy -
• Wilmington Literary, Scientific and Military Academy -
• Wilson Military Academy -
• Worrall Hall Military Academy -
• Worthington Military Academy -
• Wright's Military Academy -
• Wyler Military School -
• Wytheville Military Academy -

[edit] Other Military Topics/Disambiguation

• 439th Aerospace Medical Squadron -
• Accelerated Battlefield Combatives -
• Advanced Force Operations -
• Admirality Interview Board -
• Army Reserve Officer Training Corps -
• Balikatan 02-2 -
• Briefing -
• Chenowith Fast Attack Vehicles -
• Combined Joint Task Force-Arabian Peninsula
• Darfur Peace agreement -
• electro-optical guided bomb -
• Gold Cobra -
• INS Eliat -
• INS Lahav -
• Joint Task Force 510 -
• Joint Task Force Aztec Silence -
• Juniper Cobra -
• Paraclete Releasable Assault Vest -
• POW/MIA Flag -
• Special Reconnaissance -
• Sgt. Willets GC 3 PARA -
• Stack (military) -
• Switchblade UAV -
• Task Force 88 (special ops unit)
• Task Force Black -
• Task Force K-Bar -
• Task Force Maroon -
• Task Force Spartan - look at Combined Joint Task Force 76
• Titrant Ranger -
• USMC Silent Drill Platoon -
• USNS Apache -

[edit] Linguistics

A:

• Abstract humor -
• Actancy -
• Anacolouthon -
• Aspectual verbs -

B:

• Robert Blust (USA), Austronesian languages
• behavioral property

C:

• California slang, list of -
• Carleton Taylor Hodge ?
• Catenatives -
• Cheer Bey, New Zealand Maori Saying -
• Cohort model -
• Connotational Penumbra -

D:

• Dejan - a male name; quite popular in some countries (and as there is no etymology section for requested articles)
• Denoginator -
• Diathesis -

E:

• Exponence
• Extrametricality

F:

• Feature geometry -
• François Recanati ?
• Formulaic sequence

G:

• Nominative-genitive conversion - in Japanese: conversion between ga (が / ヶ) and no (の / 乃)
• Genericness -
• German syntax

H:

• Henry Hoenigswald - linguist, author of Language Change and Linguistic Reconstruction
• Hysterica passio -

I:

• Implicative "we" -
• Interfix -
• IPA Chart for Russian
• Interrogatives in Ido

J:

• John Rassias ?
• Joint Incrementation

K:

• Korean phonotactics

L:

• Language domain
• Language exchange
• Lexical hypothesis
• Lauri Karttunen ?
• Lay Subsidy Rolls -
• Lilias Homburger ?
• Logogen Model ?

M:

• Mantaro Hashimoto ?
• Marcel Elia Feicht?
• Morphophonemic alternations
• Mayhap

N:

• Norbert Schimtt linguist
• Needless Varients, usage issue, as discussed by Bryan Garner

O:

• Obviation - a linguistic feature typical of some Amerindian languages
• O'Donnell Lectures - A series of Lectures held at Oxford University, dealing with Language and Linguistics
• Off of - the bizarre and extraneous use of the word 'of'

P:

• Piaget's theory of language development -
• Pierre Maillard ?
• Plutocrat -
• provection -
• Pseudopassivization

Q:

• Quandry - A quandry
• Quirky case - e.g., verbs requiring their subject to be genitive or dative rather than nominative

R:

• Rassias method
• Relational grammar
• rhotacized lower-mid central vowel
• Russian vs. Ukrainian language analysis - Provides similarities and differences with a comparative explanation

S:

• Scrambling language -
• Semantic completeness -
• Sketch grammar
• Specificness -

T:

• Tense-Mood-Aspect System
• Timothy Shopen ?

W:

• Wickelphone
• Word-recognition

[edit] Idioms

A:

• Astrological bromides -
• article surfing - the practice of linking to other articles from one wikipedia article
• australian icons -
• awkward turtle -

B:

• batshit crazy
• bikini day

C:

• cardinal rule -
• carve the joint -

C:

• chasing rabbits -
• cheeseparing -

D:

• donet rat -
• dresden doll -

E:

• et wot -

F:

• five ways from Tuesday - Meaning? Why "Tuedsay?" Origin?
• forninst -
• Forty winks -
• From the get go - History of the origin of this phrase
• furry tooth -

G:

• guilty pleasure -

H:

• hat tip -
• hedge phrase -
• hey snapperhead -
• hoot mon -

I:

• in vino veritas - meaning, origin, use, etc.
• irish pennant - meaning, origin, use, etc.

L:

• Lesbian processing - term, often used in humorous context, apparently describing endless relationship and personal discussion in minutae
• list of phrasal verbs -

M:

• Making ends meet - history of the phrase, where it came from
• Mish - "in mish", verb, definition?
• Monkey's Uncle- origin, what does this saying mean?
• Mums the word - origin, where did this saying come from?

N:

• Number Slang - Ex: 86 to cancel, 420 marijuana

O:

• on the pipe -
• ongliding -
• "oriented" v. "orientated" -

P:

• pee like a racehorse -
• participial phrase -

R:

• run like a welshman -

S:

• smart ass -
• Stable Sociolinguistic Variation -
• stone cold fox -

T:

• tacky -
• testing and assessment -
• to have legs -
• tour-de-force -
• tuit -

U'

• Up the creek without a paddle -

W:

• walking Spanish -
• wax philosophical -
• went to water - phrase meaning
• what's done is done -
• when the glass falls low -
• where zero meets fifteen -
• who did it and ran -
• World's smallest violin -

[edit] Argot

• Moleste -
• Poo Stick

[edit] Languages

B:

• Beijing mispronunciation
• Burmese Pali
• Biloxi (language)

C:

• Colorado English
• Coptic grammar
• Chicago accent

D:

• discursive prose
• Dublex roots

E:

• Energy language

F:

• Fey (language)
• Filipino gay language
• French profanity

G:

• Gotlandic #REDIRECT Gutnish

I:

• Icelandic grammar

J:

• Japanese profanity

K:

• Kacchi
• Kikerewe
• Kiksht

L:

• Language Learning Strategies
• Languages of Papua New Guinea - How do we not have this?? Right now, info about the country with the most languages in the world is scattered in several different places.
• Languages of Tanzania
• Languages of Togo
• Languages of Siberia
• Languages of Zimbabwe
• Lhasa dialect
• List of Zapotec languages
• Louisiana Colonial French (dialect of white Creoles, commonly just "Colonial French")

M:

• Missouri language
• Mon script - (if there's a better location for this request, please move it)
• Moravian Language
• Modern Greek dialects

N:mura

• Numidian language

O:

• Ocracoke dialect

P:

• Panamanian Spanish
• Pascuense (The language and people of Easter Island, Wiktionary)
• Persian Swadesh list
• Pham Xuan Thai ?

R:

• John A. Rassias ?

S:

• Shabaki language
• Snapshack
• Standard speech forms
• Siberian language
• Sesquilingual Being able to speak one and a half languages. Those "lost bilinguals"

T:

• Tarantino language - this has its own wikipedia, but no article and virtually no web presence, just one mention in Apulia (and a lot about Quentin Tarantino
• Ta Bedawie ?
• Toki Pona dictionary
• Translation theory

U:

• Ugric-Turkish war
• Unilingua

V:

• Voksigid

W:

• Alice Werner ?

Z:

• Zapoteco language

[edit] Medicine

• Dr. James's Powder ?

[edit] People

All red links from the List of Kyoto Prize winners; it's like not having the Nobel Prize winners mentioned in Wikipedia.
A:

• Abdelmalek Sayad ?
• Achille Mbembe - postcolonial theorist
• Ann Bates- British spy during the revolution -
• Alice Crimmins ?
• Andrew Sledd ?
• Arturo Mari ?
• Albet Switzer - Albert Schweitzer?
• Albert Prago - Historian and veteran of the Spanish Civil War. Wrote about the role of Jews in the Spanish Civil War.
• Arthur Bergan - Transportation Engineer, Developed a Weigh in Motion Scale [77], [78], [79], [80]

B:

• Harrell F. Beck ?
• Birger Gerhardsson - Theologian
• Baruch Vladeck ?
• Bernard Mayo - Philosopher
• Josef Balsamo - Book in Amazon.com

C:

• Calvin H. Goddard ?
• Chase Jay Nielsen - Doolittle Raider Chase Nielsen
• Clarissa Ward - American Journalist

D:

• David Finkelhor - sexuality researcher
• Douglas Besharov ?
• David Ploufe - Barack Obama's Presidential Campaign Manager (not anything else?)

E:

• Esther Coopersmith - some sort of reigning hostess in DC, former US Rep to UN during Carter Administration
• Elizabeth Kutz ?

F:

• Father Brian Gore ?
• Francisco Bulnes (politician) [81] -
• Fred Lukerman (geographer)
• Konnilyn Fieg ?
• Fleure (geographer)
• Fitche

G:

• Gayton Mackenzie ?

H:

• Nathan Halliday ?
• Hans Jakob Polotsky ?
• Herbert Anaya ?
• Herbertson - British geographer, first half of 20th century
• Hernan Bermudez ?
• Hu Ping ?
• Hideo Tojo - leader of Japan that had the idea of the attack on Pearl Harbor - major dictator

I:

• Indira Singh - whistleblower for the FBI/FAA concerning a Saudi agency with connections to Al Queda doing network security for US government agencies
• Inderpal Hothi - self-proclaimed homosexual stockbroker

J:

• James Ogley ?
• Jeff Getty ?
• John Jeremiah Johnston ?
• John Kizon ?
• John SR Dunlop, Spanish Civil War veteran and International Brigader.
• John Willke ?
• John Phillip Santos - Author of Places Left Unfinished at the Time of Creation and first Mexican-American Rhodes Scholar.
• Jörg Syrlin ?
• June Fisher ?
• Justin Coleman ?

K:

• Karen Fogg - EU's former representative to Turkey
• Karina Kay - Pornographic actress.
• Katherine Hom ?
• Zarah Kazemi - Iranian-Canadian journalist who died after being arrested in Iran.
• Kody Scott ?
• Kropotnik ?
• Kastner Israel ?

L:

• Lemhi Shoshone ?
• Lloyd Schermer - newspaper publisher, artist
• Lovie Lee Ward - influential community activist in San Francisco, California

M:

• Matt Rosenberg - Author and Geographer
• Issac Meyers - First African American to own a company
• Michael Moubarek ?
• Michael Thorén ?
• Mr. Oas which one?
• Mrs. Bailey which one

N:

• Nathan Halliday ?
• Nick Land ?
• Najmeh Najafi`?

O:

• Olga Havlová - artist, politician, activist, first wife of president Václav Havel

P:

• Paul Eaton U.S. Major General (Ret) who was in charge of training the new Iraqi army for 1 year.
• Piotr Saburov ?
• Prior Silkstede?

R:

• Ray Raphael ?
• Robert Cook (Engineer) ?
• Robin Ashton ?
• Rohini Choudhury ?
• Rudolph Boltman - [82] mentions him a lot
• Rutulian ?

S:

• Scott Krueger ?
• Steve Sutton (suttsteve) ?

T:

• Tom Freudenheim ?
• Tomy Schoenfeld ?
• Trevor Deely ?

V:

• John Cole Vodicka - Activist who lives in Americus, Ga and fights for prisoner rights. Founder and head of the Prison & Jail Project in Americus.

[edit] Historical figures

• William Gross Yuille, he's founder of the History of the Australian Stud Book
• Ndate Yalle, Queen of Walo
• Ngola Kiluanje, Queen of Ndongo
• Abraham Enloe, supposed real genetic father of Abraham Lincoln
• Aiven The Great ?
• Benjamin Franklin Bredding ?
• Arthur R. Thompson, CEO of the John Birch Society
• Antonio Pasquali ?
• Alfred Waddington, entrepreneur for the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR)
• Baba Ilyas, leader of a Turkmen rebellion that challenged Seljuk authority between 1239 and 1241
• Bartholomew de Las Casas Protector of Indigenous Peoples in old Hispaniola.
• Bertha Von Suttner first woman to win nobel peace prize in 1905, see Bertha von Suttner.
• Haid Bosmajian,the author of the book, 'Language of Oppression'.
• Horace Capron, 2nd(?) Secretary of Agriculture, Co-founder(?) Of Sapporo, Japan
• Casey Hayden ?
• Guy de Ceriz ?
• Colonel Thorn (1783-1859) ?
• Cuillamachu (1534-1603), [83]
• Suzanne David, French spy in Cherbourg during WWII for the Allies
• Leung Derek, Created theories and land tactics in the 19th Century
• Vanessa Dobos, [84]
• Erhan Eker, (May 2001-), Reformist action leader, Turkey
• Francois Daman, Belgian partisan and underground resistance worker in WWII
• George Seward, U.S. Minister to China during the 19th Century
• Han Zhaohou,leader of Han state during China's Warring States period.
• Hassan Tahboub, late Palestinian Politician.
• Knai Thoma, Founder of Knanaya faith.
• Hegasias of Alexandria, ancient philosopher of suicide.
• Hendrik III van Montfoort, Duke of Montfoort, or the descendent of one
• Henry Chrysler, father of Walter P. Chrysler, a German-American automotive pioneer
• Herbert Moore, founder of the defunct Transradio Press Service
• Ignatius Timothy Trebitsch-Lincoln 1879-1943 British MP, Misionary, Buddist Monk, etc.
• Jacob S. Coxley American Populist
• James L. Fisk US Army captain who led expeditions to the Rocky Mountains and Montana Territory (Fisk expedition of 1864, Fisk expedition of 1866).
• Jef Last Novelist, poet, communist, traveler, fought against Franco in the Spanish Civil War. Author of many books including Bali, The Bamboo Schoolhouse, The First Ship up the Neva
• Joe Pye Native American healer
• John F. McManus, President of the John Birch Society
• John J. Audubon ?
• John O'Neill, Leader of the Fenian raids against Canada
• José Hobday, Franciscan Nun that writes and gives lectures on Catholic and Native American Spiritual beliefs.
• Joseph Dennie, Exponent of idleness in colonial America.
• Joshua Penny ?
• Julian Lahaut assassinated communist leader.
• Gregorios Lambrakis, Greek doctor and humanist whose murder in 1963 led to an abortive public scandal and the Oscar-winning film Z
• C.R.T. Krayenhoff 19th Century General, Doctor, Minister of War and later Baron. Worked with Napoleon. Also famous for Cartography and Defense strategies.
• Francesco Lanza- San Franciscan Don in the 1930s
• Kristoffer Trondson Rustung ?
• Lev Kamanev Member of the Politburo in the USSR, 20th century statesman. (Never mind- it's already in here under Lev Kamenev)
• Lincoln Stephens 1904 Muckraker who wrote about local government corruption
• Lochlann a 10th century lord of Corcomroe, County Clare.
• Max Steuer prominent lawyer (in what way?)
• Metehan, some Turkish folk hero (might be fictional, also ocassionaly used to refer to Mongol leaders)
• Maria Christina Gomez, Taught children how to read and write in El Salvador. Was brutally murdered.
• Michael McLaney, Shareholder in Hotel Nacional. Friend of Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.
• Murid Amini, Overall awesome Afghan Dude!!! Contribute millions of dollars to national relief agency for innocent bystanders. Also likes to dance (who?)
• Natalio Botana, Argentine journalist; started newspaper "La Critica" in 1913.
• Nathan Spicer, self-proclaimed Canadian super-star.
• Nikolai Chauchesku, Romanian dictator.
• Nils von Schoultz, revolutionary figure from Canadian Confederation.
• Norman Rothman, Associate of Meyer Lansky Cuban casino manager.
• Sydney Bradshaw Fay American revisionist historian. Bellieved World War I was caused by powerful forces such as nationalism, imperialism, militarism, and the system of alliances.
• Major-General Robert Ford, Commander of Land Forces North Ireland.
• Rosina Townsend, female brothel owner in 19th century antebellum New York.
• Sadrí Maqsudí Arsal, president of short-lived Idel-Ural_State. (tatar: tt:Sadrí Maqsudí)
• Senna Hoy AKA Johannes Holzmann, German Jewish anarchist and gay liberationist. Item exists on German Wikipedia. Perhaps someone can help translate. see -
• Sergei Nabokov, gay brother of author Vladmir Nabokov; died on Jan. 9, 1945 in a German concentration camp. Reference?
• Thomas Jefferson probably Thomas Jefferson?
• Trevor Farrell, became a leading advocate for the homeless at age 11; recognized by President Ronald Reagan during State of the Union Address.
• Ute Warren Perkins, one of the top 100 settlers of Southern Nevada.
• Valery Kostikov, KGB agent; Consular Official Russian Consulate, Mexico City.
• DP Upham or Daniel Phillips Upham Arkansas state senator and militia leader during Reconstruction. Link: [85]
• Vyacheslav Armanov Bashkirtsevaich, Russian loyalist, later an arms mogul.
• Wayne Cryts, Missouri farmer who challenged federal bankruptcy law and fought for private property after losing his soybean crop to a bankrupt storage facility c. 1980.
• William Thorn, one of the patentee of Gravesend, Brooklyn in 1643 and Flushing, Queens in 1645. Third signer of Flushing Remonstrance in 1657.
• Manlio Morgagni, who was the director of the Agenzia Stefani, a news agency, in Italy, in the Mussolini's time
• Dekanawidah ?
• Charles Rawden Maclean Also known as John Ross. Undertook an epic journey from Port Natal to Delagoa Bay in 1827, at the age of thirteen, to obtain medicines and ship-building equipment.
• William Alexander Liedesdorff, Jr.
• Bruce Voeller coiner of the term AIDS (see it:Bruce Voeller).
• Feigin man in Stalinist Russia who described the kolkhozes (collective farms) in a letter at : [86] and translation: [87]
• Vasilli Zaitsev World War II Russian Sniper
• Sheik Ahmed Salim Swedan, 1998 U.S. embassy bombings conspirator
• Louis Faracon Islamic African-American leader

Anyone redlinked from Lists of U.S. county name etymologies

[edit] Lunar Crater Eponyms

A:

• Anders Severin Donner -
• Andre Couder -
• Augustine Riccius -

C:

• Carl Leo Stearns -
• Carlos Segers -
• Charles E. St. John -
• Charles Wesley Elmer -
• Christian Gärtner -
• Christian Thomas Elvey -
• Christopher Rothmann -

E:

• Edwin Francis Carpenter -
• Emanuel von der Pahlen -
• Ernest Debes -

F:

• Felix De Roy -
• Ferdinand Ellerman -
• Frederick John Marrion Stratton -
• Friedrich Hayn -
• Friedrich Karl Ginzel -

G:

• Gabir Ben Aflah -
• Gary Hophan -
• Georg Christoph Eimmart -
• Georg Samuel Doerfel -
• Georg Schomberger -
• George Cary Comstock -
• George van den Bergh -
• Georges Furner -
• Georgiy Sergeevich Zhiritskiy -
• Giovanni Antonio Rocca -
• Giovanni Valentino Mattia Fabbroni -
• Gottfried Heinsius -
• Grigory Moiseevich Kramarov -

H:

• Hans Carl Frederik Christian Schjellerup -
• Hans Fisher -
• Harold Knox-Shaw -
• Heinrich Schlüter -
• Heinrich Siedentopf -
• Herbert Schneller -
• Hermann Ganswindt -
• Howling Wind, Chief -

I:

• Igor V. Belkovich -
• Imre Izsak -

J:

• Jean Dufay -
• Jean Felix Gambart -
• Jean Jacques Raimond, Jr. -
• Jeff Gropper -
• Joel Shamel Alexander Rogers -
• Johan Willem Jakob Antoon Stein -
• John Monroe Van Vleck -
• Josef Hopmann -
• Julius Bart -

K:

• Kiragu Wachira -
• Kurt Heinrich Debus -

L:

• Lê Nguyên V? -
• Leonid Alexandrovich Voskresenskiy -

M:

• Maurice Darney -
• Mervyn Archdall Ellison -
• Mikhail Anatol'evich Vil'ev -

N:

• Nicholas Erasmus Golovin -
• Nikolai N. Artamonov -
• Nikolaj Ivanovich Tikhomirov -
• Nikolaj Yakovlevich Tsinger (Zinger) -

P:

• Palon Heinrich Ludwig von Boguslawsky -
• Peter Hédervári -
• Priscilla Fairfield Bok -

R:

• Tim Rawding -

T:

• Theodor Friedrich von Schubert -

V:

• Vitol'd Karlovic Tseraskiy (Ceraski) -

W:

• Walter Riedel -
• Werner Kolhörster -
• Wladimir Wáclav Heinrich -

Z:

• Zachariah Walker -

• Note: See the NASA Lunar Atlas for Crater nomenclature.

[edit] Miscellaneous

A:

• Alejandro Cervera ?
• Avo Uvezian ?
• Michael T. Strianese - CEO and CFO of L-3 Communications
• Asquith Xavier ?

B:

• Bart Huges ?
• Bernard Second ?
• Bertrand Denis d' Ogeron de la Bouere ?
• Brooks D. Simpson ?
• Donato Bilancia ?

C:

• Carl A. Coppolino ?
• Christan Linderman ?
• Clay Shrout ?

D:

• Dandemis ?
• Daniel Payseur ?
• David Hansemann ?
• Dream Kelly ?

E:

• Edward Paisnel ?
• Eugene Sanger - this request probably means Eugen Sänger.
• Expanded Democracy ?

F:

• Figarella ?
• Francis Close - (rector, 1797–1882)
• Konnilyn Feig] ?

G:

• Gamserfer0 ?
• Robert Gebhardt - major Watergate figure

H:

• Hartman Chester ?
• Harriman Hikers - A New York - New Jersey Singles Hiking Club

J:

• James Autrey ?
• Jeanette Enmanuel Tejada ?
• Jeff Menzies of Cornwall ?
• Jeff Mladenik ?
• John Bjornstrom - Bushman from BC hiding from the law, caught

K:

• Ka Hsaw Wa ?
• Katherine Ann Power ?
• Karl Cyprien ?

L:

• Christopher Littlejohn - graduate of Cornell University
• Louise Reil - Leader of Metis Rebellion
• Leo Crowley - FDIC

M:

• March 14 Movement - political movement in Palastine
• Mad John - local hero of Southfields
• Mahabat Khan ?
• Mandy L. McCammon ?
• Mario Jascalevich ?
• Medieval economy ?

N:

• Nikolai Nikolayevitch ?
• Nusaybah ?
• Charles Nuzum - major Watergate figure

O:

• Oreste Pinto ?
• Orion Mountain Dreamer ?

P:

• Paul Hemmens - Student
• Peg Luksik ?
• Pietro Fedele ?
• Perry Friedman ?
• Prayer for Judgment Continued -
• Public goods dilemma - economics topic, the article is at Tragedy of the commons

R:

• Raoul Wüthrich ?
• Reza Vaezi ?
• Rhoderick Gates ?
• Richard J. F. Day ?
• Robert McDonough ?
• Ruthann Aron ?
• Ryan Spies ?
• Ryan Thomas (AIDS patient) -- this would require a disambiguation page, since there is an article for another Ryan Thomas. The 1980s AIDS patient was very notable though, (N.Y. Times)

S:

• Sahok The Great ?
• Sara Elizabeth Young ?
• Sarah Whitcher - was lost in the woods in the summer of 1783, at the age of three.
• Sergeant Soichi Yokoi, post WW2 Japanese straggler ?
• Sigurdur Petursson - Nicknamed Iceman, Icelandic fisherman who saved his crew by pulling a shark ashore and killing it with his bare hands.
• Spare Change Guy - The famous homeless man from downtown Boston
• Sucre Figarella ?

T:

• Toksyun ?

W:

• William Bean ?

[edit] Healers

• Eric Zhang
• Teresita Urrea ?
• Tomaz Green Morton ?

[edit] Philosophy

A

• Abomunists -
• Abraham Edel ?
• Abu Sulaiman al-Davani ?
• aequanimitas -
• ahistoricism -
• Animate object -
• Antisubjectivism -
• Ars inveniendi -
• Associationist psychology - In Particular that of David Hume (See also David Hartley) - David Hume
• Philosophy of astronomy
• The Augustinian Theodicy - Originally formulated by Saint Augustine-more recently edited by G.W Leibnitz

B

• Being and Event (by Alain Badiou) -
• Beingism (see Beingism.org) -
• British Enlightenment -
• Blitzfrieden - (movement started in Birmingham, AL. See blitzfrieden.googlepages.com)

C

• C.D.C. Reeve - author and translator specializing in Classical Studies
• Cartesian doubt -
• Cartesian logic -
• Cartesian soul -
• carnism -
• Charles-Arnold Van Gennep- Rites of Passage
• Chris Bobonich ?
• Christian Adolph Klotz ?
• Conjunctive forks -

D

• Deductivism
• Desire utilitarianism - isn't this just a misspelling of preference utilitarianism?
• Domenico de Masi ? I'd be glad if someone brings some information about.
• Paul Devries ?
• Ronald de Sousa ?
• Devil Theory

E

• Edward Halper ?
• Emancipatory discourse - (in all its connotations e.g. spiritual technologies, Sartre, schizo-analysis etc.)
• Enumerative induction -
• Epistemic loneliness -
• Epistemological difference between science and management -
• Epistemological turn -
• Ethics vs Morals - Compare and contrast the difference between ethics and morals.
• Eugene Garver ?
• Eutaxiology - (esp. how it relates to the Anthropic principle would be nice, but at the least a definition and some examples of eutaxiological arguments.)
• Existentialist ethics -

F

• Felix Krüger ?
• Fitche ?

G

• Geoffrey Madell ?
• Giammaria Ortes ?
• Global scepticism -
• Graphomania -
• Greg Ehmka ?
• Giovanni Garzoni philosopher?

H

• Hans-Herbert Kögler (Author of The Power of Dialogue: Critical Hermeneutics after Gadamer and Foucault, Habermas's pupil) -
• Hard Problem -
• Harmonic Wealth
• Hauntology
• Horizon (philosophy) -

I

• inanimate object vs animate object, about language and semantics, oppositions or being (a)animate (b)object -
• indirect doxatic volunteerism -
• Intellectual darwinism

J

• Jacob Nicolas Moreau ?
• John L. Pollock ?
• Jean Louis de Lolme - According to Norwegian professor Trond Nordby, de Lolme was an important inspiration for the makers of the norwegian constitution, along with Rousseau, Montesquieu and Locke.

K

• Knowledge-constitutive Interest -
• Keith Critchlow - Philosophy of Maths, Religion, Sacred Geometry. Author of Order in Space: A design sourcebook, The Soul as Sphere and Androgyne, Time Stands Still and others

L

• Life being Factless- Facts are just basing the World off opinion
• Local scepticism -
• Logical notation
• Luisa Muraro ?
• Lynn Grabhorn ?
• Libertarianism and Existentialism - relationship, similarities and associates between the two, as well as in the real world

M

• Marx and Engels on religion -
• Richard P. McKeon ?
• Meta-relativism - the meta-ethical view
• Moral fallibility -
• Moral explanations -
• Morals vs Ethics - Compare and contrast the difference between morals and ethics.

N

• Nadeem Hussein ?
• Neo-Russelianism -
• Neo-puritanism -
• Nonconceptual content -
• Not Carism -

O

• Ontological priority
• Oppositional logic -
• Order (opposition of Chaos)

P

• Pantheism Dispute -
• Paradox of analysis -
• Paul Hsao ?
• Perfect Universe -
• Peter Levine - research scholar at the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy (IPPP) at the University of Maryland, College Park
• Peter Munz ?
• Phaleric Bull
• Philosophy All-Star
• Philosophy of food - Aesthetics of food, food and feminism, etc.
• Philosophy of humour -
• Philosophy of music -
• Philosophical pabulum -
• The Phrontisterion - Classical Studies Student Group at The Evergreen State College
• Physical probability, or chance - A survey of competing theories of chance, including propensity theories
• Physics envy -
• Philip. L Quinn - Philosophy - theology
• Plato's Trinity
• Pluralistic idealism -
• The Political unconscious -
• Population ethics
• Post criticality -
• postpostmodernism -
• Protocol sentences - relate to Vienna school positivism
• practico-inert -
• Preferential option for the poor -

Q

• Quantum politics

R

• Radical Choice
• Radical Conversion
• Rhythmanalysis - Henri Lefebvre
• Ray Billington ?
• Jonathan David Rick, (moral philosophy, sentiments) -
• John Boanerges Redman (Quaker reformer and philosopher)

S

• Richard Schacht ?
• Semantic Nihilism - The proposition that language has no meaning, and communication is impossible.
• Shane Mercer (New Zealand philosopher) -
• Side of Slavery -
• Sous Rature - rhetorical device, used by Derrida
• Richard Sorabji ?
• Stephen Pepper - American philosopher, see http://people.sunyit.edu/~harrell/Pepper/Index.htm
• Stonepeace Buddhist philosopher (?) -
• sub specie aeternis -
• Super-Humanism - Relating to Nietzsche's Overman and perhaps self-actualization
• Susanna Siegel (Harvard Philosopher) -
• Swiftian logic

T

• The philosophy of technology - The philosophy of technology as a social construct
• Timothy E. Quill ?
• The nature of God in Eastern theology -
• Truthmapping -
• Thelma Lavine ?

U

• Ultramaterialism -
• Univocity -
• Inderdeterminism - Related to the social construction of science.

V

• Vasudeva Kudumbakam ?

W

• Carl Wellman ?
• William Cleghorn ?

[edit] Psychics

• Leonora Piper
• Jean Baker Miller and her groundbreaking book "toward a new psychology of women"

[edit] Psychology

A

• Acting in solitary destructive behaviour, compare to Acting out
• Adaptive functioning
• Authority problem
• Abigail Stewart ?
• Adriana Cavarero ?
• Adlerian Psychology - Can this redirect to Alfred Adler? --Cassmus 07:59, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
• Allelomimetic behavior Imitative behavior in social animals, e.g., howling in dogs and wolves.
• Anna Stetsenko ?
• Annihilation ECS, see query in talk
• Anti-Hebbian learning
• Arab cultural psychology, see The Arab Mind and Filipino psychology. AUB thinks impractical.
• Arthur Jersild ?
• Associationist psychology
• Auschwitz syndrome
• mass persuasion
• Atypical Language Organization

B

• Balkan Post Traumatic Syndrome, PsyTrace and NGO HumanUrban Net
• Battle of Lewisham key event in British anti fascism
• Basic fault ???
• Biomedical therapy, also called Biological Therapy: drugs, electroconvulsive therapy, surgery, etc. Could this redirect to Psychopharmacology or psychiatry instead?--Cassmus 07:59, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
• Blake's Cherubim ?
• Brendan Maher, Harvard experimental psychologist
• Behavioral Observation, observing and recording one's behaviors in order to diagnose their illness
• Arnold Buss, psychologist at University of Texas, Austin; author
• Bader-Meinhof effect
• Bovarysm

C

• Caesar complex
• California verbal learning test or California verbal learning task
• Camberwell Family Interview
• Carlos Xuma ?
• Cecil Osborne, Yokefellow groups
• Centil, Scale upon which Raven's Matrix Test for Logical Intelligence is built
• circumstantial thinking, Requesting Information
• cognitive-expectancy theory
• cognitive reframing, Requesting Information
• Colorgenics, [88]
• Human communication Atypical Language Organization, requesting information
• Compulsive masturbation
• Concept of consciousness
• Concept empiricism
• Constance Kaplan, MFT, The Butterfly Effect-Chaos Theory
• Constitutive conditions cf existence conditions (is this 2? or cf = of?)
• Contingent negative variation, EEG measurement
• Continuity of species
• Contrast gaining
• Counterphobic attitude
• Larry Crabb, Integration Counseling, pastoral counseling, Bible and Psychology based
• CrazyMeds, mental health site which is the subject of some debate

D

• Dane Spotts, creator of Mind Technologies
• Daniel Levinson, Seasons of a Man's Life, Seasons of a Woman's Life
• Daniel Wegner, Harvard professor, author and consciousness researcher
• Dr. Fox Effect
• Joseph Delboeuf ?
• Deliberate negligence
• Developmental Niche A model for culture and child development described by Sara Harkness and Charles M. Super
• Dibs in Search of Self, a novel about play therapy and how it changed a child
• Diagnostic Algorithms
• Differential Emotional Scale
• Discoursive pychology
• Dispossession of consciousness
• Dog-Cat Relationship
• Domain-general learning
• Domain-specific learning
• Doojhooplex
• Dorothy Burlingham, psychoanalyst, influential in Anna Freud's life
• Dual Relationships, the presence of social, financial, sexual or other relationship with a client, that inhibit a psychologist or other mental health practitioner from doing as good a job in therapy.
• Duncanian Theory of Addictions

E

• Edifice complex
• Effectiveness of torture
• J.W. Ehrenfehls ?
• Elliott Barker ?
• Emotional failure
• Emotional flooding
• Emotional incest - generally concerns parental abuse of children. Unable to find a clear internet definition.
• Emotional insight
• Empathic embarrassment
• Empirical genetic prognosis, developed by Ernst Rüdin
• "Energy Depletion Theory" of Women's Global Excess of Depression, developed by Jean A. Hamilton, MD, PhD
• Enrique Dusell, Argentinian liberation philosopher
• Ethnopsychology
• Exercise addiction - another aspect of the Eating Disorders Spectrum
• Exoframing, apparently a psychotherapy tool useful for treating Borderline Personality Disorder

F

• False Authority Syndrome
• False Stalking Syndrome
• False Belief Task, Common task used to assess children's theory of mind.
• Familiarisation
• Feature binding
• András Feldmár or Andrew Feldmar, alternative psychologist living in Vancouver
• M. W. Fordyce, psychologist, written books on happiness
• Fountain House Model see http://www.fontenehuset-stavanger.no/?s=english
• Freudian Iceberg
• Fear of open spaces

G

• Graphotherapy, treatment of personality disorders through changes in handwriting
• Grief Work, grieving taking place after "acceptance," (the final stage of the grief cycle).

H

• Hamilton Score - Used to specify the severity of a depression.
• Haptephobia, fear of being touched.
• Haptodysphoria, an unpleasant sensation derived from touching certain objects.
• Harlene Anderson - postmodern psychotherapist and writer
• Hidden observer
• Higher order thinking
• hostile dependency - a theory of Sigmund Freud
• hostility events Seen in the news in the context of SSRIs cause a 2-fold increase in “hostility events.”
• Human Dynamics - personality theory by Sandra Seagal and David Horne
• Hyperactive agent detection device
• Hypnoid state (Freudian Construct)

I

• Institute for Motivational Research - Founded by Ernest Dichter, place where the focus group was created.
• The Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality - accredited graduate school in San Francisco, see [89]. Purportedly has the world's largest collection of pornography.
• Intellectual Darwinism, belief that only strongest rational argument survives the test of time.

J

• John Cohen British psychologist born 1911.
• Judith Herman Author Trauma and Recovery (PTSD and Complex PTSD)
• Julián de Ajuriaguerra Author Le cortex Cérébral. Étude neuro-psycho-pathologique.

K

• Kireru - Japanese cultural/psychological phenomenon, equivalent of U.S. "going postal"
• Gerald Klerman (psychiatrist) one time Administrator of the Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration for the United States (1979-??), also the inventor of interpersonal psychotherapy, born in 1928.
• Kokology ?

L

• La Palisse
• Labeled Magnitude Scale
• Last-best Offer (bargaining tactic)
• Law of Inverse Worth - origins and significance? Related to addiction?
• Daniel Levinson life span psychology, propsed four eras (childhood, early adulthood, middle adulthood, late adulthood)
• Liminarity (acc. to Victor Turner, concept that a higher state requires experience of lower state)
• Limit Experience
• Linden Method -
• locus of attention (a term used by Jeff Raskin)
• Loretta Larouche (self-improvement writer, speaker)

M

• Mark Mayer (Mind Illusionist)
• metaphor therapy
• Methodological Behaviorism
• Michael Fordham ?
• Milieu Therapy
• Military Psychology
• Misinterpretation
• Moon Logic
• Monica McGoldrick ?
• Moustafa Safouan ?
• Joshua Muggleton - Joshua T.B Muggleton, a British speaker/writer on aspergers syndrome and autism. specialising in mainstream education and bullying. Talks to Parants Proffesionals, and parants. Active with the National Autistic Society (NAS).
• Mutual hypnosis

N

• Narrative psychology or Narrative partitioning -
• Neo-Adlerian - Contemporary Adlerian school of thought.
• Neurological visual profiling
• Nomatophobia fear of names
• Nouthetic Counseling Jay Adams, Martin Bobgan, psychoheresy, Bible only pastoral counseling
• Nunc Stans ?
• Larger than Life (science) (in fact it's very incomplete and very inaccurate)

O

• Overactive Adrenaline Disorder
• Objective pychology
• Omphalopsychosis collective naval gazing?
• Open-eyed sleep
• Ophelia Complex describes adolescent girls who are unhealthily concerned with acceptance and obedience
• Optimistic Bias

P

• Parameters of deviance psychology. pervasive, persistent, impairing. how they apply to children
• Papaphobia
• Participative Management
• Pesso Therapy
• Pathology of normalcy
• Perception of time
• Philosophical Psychology
• Pithikosophobia A fear of monkeys
• Peter Birkhäuser, Jungian artist
• Petre Tutea, Romanian Philosophe sans oeuvre
• Phillip Clayton, author of books such as Mind and Emergence
• Carolyn R. Phinney ?
• Phobia - Fear Of Authority specifically, why isn't there a technical name for fear of authority, and if there is, what is it?
• Susan Pinker ?
• Positive Discipline type of discipline used in classrooms and at home
• Post Criticality
• Postcolonial psychology
• Postmodern mathematics
• Postmodern therapy
• Postphenomenology
• Premack's Principle
• Psychiatric phenomenology
• Psychology of games, could also go under computer science. Could this be game theory?--Cassmus 07:59, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
• Puer (Jungian)
• Memory retrieval
• Psychological detachment

R

• Reactive disassociation, see [90], chapter 3.3
• Referring expression
• Regression therapy, see [91]
• Roeckelein's Law
• Ritu Chowdhary, a noted Indian psychologist on meditation, migration and trauma, see [92]

S

• Sara Harkness The developmental niche: A model for culture and child development
• Scale-dependent Interactons
• Scelerophibia fear of bad men or burglars
• Scribomania
• Scolionoergophobia the fear of schoolwork
• Sean Stephenson, professional speaker, author, and psychotherapist
• Selective hearing
• Selective memory
• Self-construal
• self-discrepancy theory (SDT) - depression, social anxiety, eating disorders and paranoia result from different types of conflicting self-beliefs
• Self-justification theory
• Self-medication hypothesis
• Semi-structured interview
• Sesquipedalophobia
• Seven Basic Human Needs
• Sexual acts in front of children / Effects of sexual acts and pornography on children and/or adolescents
• Sex economy
• Sheldon B. Kopp Psychotherapist, author of "If you meet Buddha on the road, kill him!" 1972, practices in Washington DC
• Significant Emotional Event (SEE)
• Social cues
• Social deprivation - Nestor Navarro
• Social Psychology of Creativity
• Societal attitudes towards pedophilia
• Solution-orientation see [93]
• Source monitoring, memory framework that accounts for memory distortion
• Spontaneous trait inference
• Stereotype threat effect
• Sukhabodhananda, South Asian Philosopher
• Sylvan Contemplation
• Sympathy illness or Sympathy pain or Sympathy sickness (redirect all into one, perhaps the scientific name if it has one)
• Heinz Schröter ?

T

• Task cohesion
• Teloi
• Thalassophobia
• Theomonistik
• Toonophilia
• Trail-making test
• Training prospects
• Triadic reciprocal causation

U

• unmitigated communion
• unstable mood Could be bipolar disorder?

V

• Verbal judo
• Verbal memory
• Video games as stress relief
• Viktor Lowenfeld, psychologist with theories on the mental development in children
• Virginia Axline, creator of "play therapy" and wrote Dibs in Search of Self

W

• Joel Weinberger, Professor at Adelphi University.
• Wiccaphobia fear of witches or witchcraft
• Women psychology does this mean "psychology of women" or "feminine psychology"

Y

• Youth psychology/sociology Psychological study specifically of adolescents; A study of youth culture

[edit] Religion

• Emissaries of Divine Light
• Servants Of the Light ?
• Lakini - An Indian goddess.
• Gunasthanas - in Jainism, the 14 successive stages of perfection that one must go through to uplift the spirit. Principally achieved by meditating and observance.
• Taylor Danger Sheppard - Mythological creature supposed to have been born from Jesus and the planet Jupiter. nonsense
• khutbat al bayan - A book by Muslim Ali bin abi talib
• Lifting of the Veil (The end of the world in wiccan and otherkin religion)
• Daniel Czepko of Reigersfeld - poet, author; Wikipedia page about him in German already exists
• Tony Bushby - Author of "The Bible Fraud", "The Secret in the Bible", "Crucifixion of the Truth", and "The Twin Deception"
• Skjulte Skatters Forlag -- Publishing house operated by Smith's Friends which publishes a number of monthly magazines, books and multimedia publications.
• Jerome Murphy-O'Connor -- Biography of one of the world's great authorities on St. Paul. Cited as a source in many Wikipedia articles, but no aricle on him.
• Ulrich Luz -- Biography of a biblical commentator
• Pseudo-Dionysus
• Wellclose Square Dissenting Academy (cited in Joshua Toulmin).
• Ana de Aramburu ?
• Goat on a Pole (institute for the study of The Goat, The Pole and Their Relative Positions, www.goatonapole.com)
• Biblical art
• Psalm 139
• Timeline of world religions
• History of early religion (prehistoric; see e.g. Early European Religion(s))
• Hermanus Knoop (Reformed (Gereformeerd) Pastor)Life history
• Kristo no Hakka ?
• Conditioned Arising (Buddhism}
• Catherine Maples Waynick Episcopal Bishop of Indianapolis; pioneering woman bishop
• Woodism (Church of Ed Wood, http://www.edwood.org/)
• Forane ?
• Epikeia (principle for determining papal succession)
• Contra Naturam (Aquinas's theories about sexuality)
• Ted R. Kurts ?
• Innatheism
• Orphic Egg
• Novat Kovot - religion in Cameroon.
• Dolcinites religious order that believed on the poverty of Christ - see Fra Dolcino
• Dance of the Sun (an event which took place after the 1917 Fatima Prophecies, http://www.crystalinks.com/fatima.html)
• Poson Full Moon Commemorates the introduction of Buddhism to Sri Lanka.
• Kitchen Witches Wiccans that create spells with onhand ingredients.
• Darkside Collective Ministry International [94]
• Phyllis Trible - theologian, author (Rhetorical Criticism and Feminism) and educator. She is the author of Texts of Terror Literary-Feminist Readings of Biblical Narratives. She also may have been president of the Biblical Theological Society.
• Church of Virus - A church based off of memetics - Church of Virus
• Milad-an-Nabi - an islamic festival celebrating the birth of the prophet mohammed.
• Religious inclusivity
• Yaskil Avdi, a work of Jewish law (halacha). Other than that, I don't know much about it.
• confessional heritage - what does this term mean?
• Ron Pegg - Australian Researcher(c. 2000) claiming parallels between religious history and modern-day CD-ROMs possibly sent back through time. Researchers page Ron Pegg Discoveries
• office chaplain - referred-to by NBC news story that ran on 04/05/2007

[edit] Christianity

• Christ Year - This is a term coined by Keanu Reeves, synonymous for a male person's 33rd year of life, or the time between a man's 33rd and 34th birthdays. He supposedly said something like, "If you make it through your Christ year, you've outlived Christ, at least in a mortal sense."
• Modern religiosity, I would like to know more about this term and what it means. Try Religiosity? Or try to fix that article?
• The Second Reformation - There is a movement in Christianity that seems to be pointing to another reformation. There is still so much to describe.
• Apolstoliki Diakonia - This appears to be a Greek version of the New Testament published in 1904 and editied by B. Antoniadis. Reference: Aland, Barbara and Kurt, et al. (eds.) The Greek New Testament. D-Stuttgart: Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft, 2001. p. 20.
• Apolistic Pentecostal, I would like to know what it is. Try Apostolic Pentecostal Church?
• Rosarium Virginis Mariae, A letter written by Pope John Paul II adding the Luminous Mysteries to the Rosary. Supposedly it is fairly controversial, and some information it would be nice.
• Fox's Book of Martyrs. Who wrote it, what are the sources. Redirect to Book of Martyrs
• Elizabethan Compromise, has to do with the Anglican Communion, heard it referenced and would like to know about it.
• Alta Vendetta, I've heard it was written by masons. Whats it all about and what is it's histrical context.
• Platonic trinity, this appears to be a philosophical idea that influenced the ideas in the Nicean and Athenasian Creed Try Nicean creed or Athanasian creed?
• Apostolic World Christian Fellowship (reference?)
• John MacKinnon, the last Abbot of the scottish island of Iona, greatly resposible for a meshing of christian and celtic beliefs and morals. Nicknamed "the green abbot." One of the few scottish abbots to have had an efigy made in honor of him and placed in the centre of his abbey.

[edit] Islam

• Baye Fall - the Mouride Brotherhood, an interpretation of [[sufism] originating in Touba, Senegal from the teachings of Cheikh Amadou Bamba and Cheikh Ibrahim Fall. Id like someone to provide a short history of these two men, the sufi marabouts and the modern teachings.
• Islam and Just War - the relation between Islam and just war.

[edit] Hinduism

• Yukta ?
• Panipat Ram Sharnam ?
• Devi Gita ?

[edit] Satanist sects + cults

• Misanthropic Luciferian Order
• Dark Lily
• The Order of the Nine Angels
• Order of the Black Ram
• Church of War

• Profeta de Gentileza article exists in Portugues Wikipedia

[edit] Society / Culture

• Anti-Censorship
• Appropriate / Inappropriate - I know pretty much the definition of the words, but I'd like more. Perhaps a discussion on arbitrary usage of penalties due to "inappropriate behavior". Perhaps something about behavior X is appropriate in situation A but not in situation B. / PER9000
• The Art of the Novel: by Kundera, Milan -
• Alan Sondheim - Internet philosopher, psychologist, poet.
• Adirondack Camp -
• Adults with AS as parents - see Asperger Syndrome
• David Galipeau - Social philosopher, futurist, internet strategist, currently working for the United Nations
• Asian Six Pack -
• Asperger marriage - A term that defines a marriage where either one of the spouses are autistic or both spouses are autistic. see [95]
• Banalities - A term from the Ancien Regime in France. They are essentially exactions that the lord of a manor could make on his own tenants. These are also known as "feudal dues" to which were paid to the seigneur, or lord.
• Barshchina - see Definition of Barshchina
• Cartesian culture -
• Caste based discrimination -
• Car guard - type of job, especially prevalent in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia among impoverished. It's a very real institution in these countries.
• Club Courageous -
• Coorg Wildlife Society -
• Cosmic Ballet - Alvin Toffler (Future Shock I think) - A concept of our lives viewed from a distance (for example from space) where patterns emerge that are not immediately obvious.
• Cultural layering -
• Nate Curtisi ?
• Dartmouth Medal -
• Didier Anzieu ?
• Ethnozoology-
• Food circle -
• Gender categorization -
• German Society for Eugenics -
• Group home controversies - see [96]
• Hobereaux - The petty provincial nobility of France during the period of time referred to as the Ancient Regime (or Ancien Regime)
• InterMongol Network - [97]
• James Davison Hunter ?
• laotong relation in China
• Living Word Church -
• Lol Society - A society that is characterised by internet epitaphs rather than physical human interaction
• Minimum Smoking Age In Countries -
• Masonry - New Masonic Expressions
• Medieval fashion/Clothing
• Medieval hygiene
• National Strike Information Center at Brandeis University 1970
• People groups -
• Power name -
• Teodor Shanin - Polish sociologist, Marxist scholar commended for his commitment and contributions to the education system in Russia.
• Generation 0
• Shiloh Kalona or Shiloh Kalona Iowa Cult -
• Singapore Kindness Movement -
• Social Issues in France -
• Urban poverty -
• Universal employment
• Puppy shower - (same as baby shower but for a puppy)
• Zhao Fusan (Chinese intellectual)
• 1960's fetishism/fanatisism
• Attendance pressure - Feeling pressured to attend work when not being well
• Tamizdat - Samizdat?

[edit] Identity politics

• Anthrophage -
• Bodily regimes -
• Bombay Express -
• David Lenson ?
• Ethnosemantics -
• Family annihilator -
• North American Native Warriors Association
• Pangaea Institute for Gender Studies -
• Pictorial turn -
• Political mobilization--
• postqueer movement -
• postqueer politics -
• Recovery Movement Mental health -
• Parekh Report-
• threatened identity-
• Frank Ostaseski - expert on death and dying
• Gang life - street gangs and their customs/cultures
• Berkeley Riots - Riots of the 60s and 70s in Berkeley California

[edit] Feminism

• Anti-essentialism -
• Angela McRobbie ?
• Capitalist patriarchy -
• Claudie Broyelle -?
• Combahee River Collective -
• dominant narrative -
• Elizabeth Johnson ?
• exchange of women -
• Feminism in Canada -
• Feminist pedagogy -
• formal equality -
• Indian feminism -
• National Conference of Women (Houston, TX, 1977) -
• Swan girl -
• Women's suffrage in UK -
• Amazon Woman -
• Jacob Clampitt French Lesbian Rights Activist -
• subjugated knowledges -
• VNS Matrix
• Thursdays in Black -
• The Personal Is Political -
• Gender and Development (GAD) -
• Joan Riviere ?
• Michelle Mone [98] -
• Neo-Feminism -
• Ottoman Feminist Movement/ Ottoman Women's Movement/ Ottoman Suffragists
• Pink Ghetto, The -
• poststructuralist feminism -
• Florence Rush - author of The Best Kept Secret (one of the first published works on sexual abuse of children)
• Chela Sandoval - specific to discussion on oppositional consciousness & Third-world feminism
• strawfeminism -
• substantive equality -
• third space -
• Third World Conference on Women -
• Women in Development (WID) -
• Women in the punk scene
• Madame du Coudray ?
• The Frederician Code-
• Women and education (article name could vary but something covering the history and current status of women in education
• Feminist Stripper - sex work writer & activist
• Jean Baker Miller - Author of women's studies standard Toward a New Psychology of Women.
• Women's Joint Congressional Committee -

[edit] Fraternal organizations

• Anti-Masonic War
• The Cerne Society
• Dartmouth's Greek Organizations
• Drinking society
• Harugari (D.O.H.)
• Inomini Paratus  ?
• The Jungstadt
• Pink Hat Society
• Poulain de la Barre ?
• Fellowship of the Rock
• The Nightwatchmen
• The Order of Thelemic Knights
• The Thelemic Gnostic Church of Alexandria
• Phi Boota roota

[edit] Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender

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• Amanda Milan - Transgendered woman who was laughed at by random onlookers as she was murdered
• Brad and Guiermo ?
• Coalition for Unity and Inclusion -
• Cymbrogi: "Brothers of the heart." -
• Environment and sexuality -
• FreeZ or Free Zach or Free Z-
• Galimony see Palimony ? -
• Gigi Raven Wilbur bi/trans activist -
• Heinz Heger see: -
• Hetero Holdouts huh?
• Intercurial intercourse - description of what it is, and its historical uses - possibly Interfemoral? -
• Jade Hines ?
• Jason Gage ?
• Lavender Scare ?
• Mogenic possibly Myogenic? -
• Pink Prom -
• Post-Gay Movement -
• Relationship terminology possibly part of Semiotics? -
• Thai Gay History -
• Transgender activism - Activist Groups/Efforts Apart From The GLB Movement In Modern Times
• Zeb Atlas model and body-builder -

[edit] Popular Culture

• Adnan Tonel ?
• Adriaan de Man ?
• Alwyn Collinson ?
• atomic picnic
• corporate samurai: definition, application, and examples -
• Cowooo ?
• Enchanted, I'm sure: meaning, usage]] -
• Erin Dogan ?
• gmart -
• Genmay - A web forum that gain noteriety from such pranks as "Walken 2008" and Flof Radio
• homogenity - article for homogenization exists but only in the sense regarding food science, rather than that referred to by cultural theory
• honger ?
• Joe Bonafilia ?
• Kipper tie -
• Leah Hollinsworth ?
• Leroy was here - WWII meme (new usage: "Leeroy was here" referring to Leeroy Jenkins)
• Minet ?
• Misogyny and Reggaeton -
• Post-Irony -
• rail liquor -
• Tap the Robot -
• Teddy Girls -
• That's what she said - popular slang
• Thumb Gen -
• Tucker Estron ?
• Twinkee house -
• Willie James Huff ?
• Visual humour -
• "You People" is an expression very often used in American movies: someone says it, then someone else, usually black, repeats, like "You "People"?!?" it and everyone seems shocked, then the first one apologizes. It is in almost every second US movie that I've seen recently. This expression is not found in dictionaries or other encyclopedias, and for a foreigner such as myself it would be intersting to understand what exactly is the meaning, eventually its' origin and history. I believe it is notable. Thanks! (P.S. You people redirects to You but no explanation is found in that article.) --5ko 00:03, 18 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Unclassified

A

• Adle-adle - Native American hunting spear
• Al Carver - son of Doc W.F. Carver, husband of Sonora Webster Carver.
• Argüelles -
• Asyong Aksaya ?
• Awarding body -

B

• Ball Part Figure -
• Belly cream ?
• Beroš -
• Bigface -
• Bill Roggio ?
• Blog Against Racism Day -
• Bruno-Bettelheim model Try or redirect to Bruno Bettelheim?

C

• car liver - ?
• cassetta -
• Chiasmic Unity (Nietzche) -
• Chingisid
• cinemastrology
• colonisation invasion -
• Creator's Bias -
• Cyberwhore -
• Cynergetics -

D

• David Brice Allen ?
• Demographic suicide
• Dijon Academy (L'Académie de Dijon) -
• Dominic and Nancy Ianiero ?
• Deformed Chakra -

E

• Eccleshill Railway Station
• Enlargement of the franchise -
• Experimental Sociology - See http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1114168 AND http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/311/5762/786?rss=1%5D%5B%5BPERSPECTIVES%5D AND http://chla.library.cornell.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=chla;idno=5075626_284_001 OR http://chla.library.cornell.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=chla;cc=chla;sid=494bf460f20bb0bb50a3798a629fae7b;rgn=main;view=text;idno=5075626_284_001 AND http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb284/is_200006/ai_n8194417, among many others suggest this is a complex and controversial field that should be better known by the public.

F

• Felipe Blanco ?
• flowchart of societal problems -
• flowchart of societal solutions -
• Flag of the Mughal Empire
• Francis Arzine ?

G

• Geoarchiving -
• Georges Berthoin ?
• Goessling -

H

• History Of Formal Education -
• Hixploitation -
• Hoover Resolution -
• Honoretta Pratt (first recorded cremation in UK) -
• Honoured worker (Honorary title awarded in the Soviet Union) -
• Hyper Complexity (Sociological theory, maybe Luhmann) -
• History of Maralinga ?
• Humanistica - a type of 15th century Italian cursive.
• Humphrey the Wayward Whale -

I

• In Dubio Pro Rero - basic principle of justice - Redirect to Legal articles requested?

J

• Joe Mammana ?

K

• Kengkoy et. al. -
• Kernie Klub - [99]
• Killhamster -
• Konkani Catho ?

L

• Latino Left
• List of U.S. military departments -
• Larry Scheffler ?
• LeAlan Jones and Lloyd Newman (two teens that created a radio documentary entitled "Ghetto Life 101") -

M

• Martinić -
• Majenca (cultural May festival of San Dorligo della Valle) -
• MILABS ?
• Molho (Jewish family name) -
• Mundus Imaginalis ?
• Maria Patricia Montoya ?
• Manson Lamp -
• May-December relationships -

N

• Needle Park, Zurich -
• Nicholas Chan ?
• NinthState.net -
• Nuclear Emergency Response Team -
• Nuclear Emergency Search Team -
• Near East Relief -

O

• Olmstead v. L.C. -
• Operation Bridge -
• Order Of The Five

P

• Pan-Jun-Shun ?
• Paper Angels by Ginny Lim 1991 -
• Platzspitz -
• PolaTips and The Hooded Bum -

R

• reasonable man theory - Try Reasonable man or Reasonable person?
• Regulatory Fit -
• Remittance Man -
• Roxanne Pallet ?
• Religionspeak -

S

• Sociophysics -
• stone bow -
• Symbolic Glorification/should go under Sociology/Media - as well as Symbolic Annhilation which is a stub -
• Seasons of birth
• Serpent Column
• shiz-niggle -
• Simha (Jewish family name) -
• Social suicide -
• Solomon Davidoff ?

T

• Thomas Trotter (physician) (1760-1832) Scottish physician
• Taisai Chi-Fu-Lin ?
• Treaty of Kunta Hora
• Society of Kabalarians of Canada -
• True to the Union Monument -
• transegalitarian -
• Transylvanian Independence -
• Trafficante crime family (Florida mafia) -
• The Partnership -
• The Arm -

U

• Uniform Adoption Act -
• Urban Primacy -
• Utah Division of Wildlife Resources [100] -

V

• Vilnius Brigade

Y

• Yashar Keramati ? [101] - (information wanted on US hegemony, Iran, dictatorships, oil, hugo chavez)

W

• Worst President At least a list of the nominations for the worst.

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