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02 Overviews (Conspiracy Theory Literature) |
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This article is from the Conspiracy Theory Literature FAQ, by Xavier Poez xpoez@pair.com with numerous contributions by others.
The field of CTL is rather vast, with some references mentioned here
focusing on specific angles and others focusing on general overviews.
References I have found useful for overviews and references are
[Epperson85], [Vankin95], [Icke95]. [Mullins85a] and [Still90] cover
the NWO. [Moench95] is in cartoon format but is surprisingly
comprehensive.
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