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Archaeology

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A–L

• Aemiliik - Palau [1]
• Asikli Höyük - archaeological site in Turkey, close to Asilikhoyuk
• Bassit/Ras el Bassit/Baer-Bassit/Baër-Bassit - Syria
• Canadian Archaeological Association/CAA
• Castle Ditches, Wiltshire (hill fort)
• Comparative history of ideas/Comparative History of Ideas/CHID
• Demythology
• Fenland Survey
• Gobero - Kiffian site: earliest known Saharan cemetery; See http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/15/science/15sahara.html?th&emc=th
• Indigenous archaeology
• Institute for Archaeological Oceanography (Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island)
• Kong Asgers Høj - Denmark Late Stone Age site
• Kudu Koppie - South Africa Stone Age site
• Kuhikugu—an ancient urban center in Xingu National Park in the Amazon jungle. See the article and slide show in Scientific American.
• Krzemionki Opatowskie (Neolithic flint mine in southern Poland)
• Longo Maï/Longo Mai - mentioned by Roland Spendlingwimmer

M–Z

• Manitoba Archaeological Society
• Mazı Underground City (See: Kaymaklı Underground City, Derinkuyu Underground City, Özkonak Underground City, Mazi Underground City)
• Mental Measurements Yearbook Psychology (I suppose it's a book about psychological Testing, 16 editions so far)
• Meridional Quadrant Johnlemartirao (talk) 10:47, 10 July 2008 (UTC)
• Moche Civilization climate -
• Mother Grundy's Parlour, Creswell Crags
• Mask of Ka-Nefer-Nefer [2]
• Nebo Hill culture
• Neolithic Demographic Transition
• Normanton Down ?
• Paviland Cave, South Wales, site of the discovery of the Red Lady of Paviland
• Pendejo Cave ([3])
• Portus Theodosiacus
• Pre-Clovis is type of people and their archaeology in one of the narrowly accepted Models of migration to the New World that continues to gain ground. It is alluded to in many (>=112) articles about the prehistoric population of the Americas. I think things would be easier if it had its own page.Thecurran 06:15, 16 August 2007 (UTC)
• Riis Skov - a very wooded park near the University of Aarhus that is built for excercisers, joggers, and walkers.
• schlepp effect
• Silver Scroll a scroll referenced in the Copper Scroll of the Dead Sea Scrolls
• Southeast asia archeology- École_française_d'Extrême-Orient -National_Museum_of_Singapore - ([4]) - ([5])
• Ulva Cave
• Vegetalismo
• Worlebury camp
• Iphtahel/Yiftach-El - יפתחאל - biblical site in Israel
• Macahambus Cave in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines

Genealogy

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• The Eld family (not the animal... the people)
• The Belongie family
• The Cabell family of Virginia — see William H. Cabell, Breckinridge family, Cabell County, West Virginia, and James Branch Cabell

Geography, cities, regions and named places

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Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science

People in Politics

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Topics

A–C

• ABC of Communism - book written by Nikolai Bukharin and Evgenii Preobrazhensky
• Campus Greens/College Greens - Green Party (United States)?
• Civic competition - redirect to Civil society?
• Classified senate -
• Commission on Social Welfare (Ireland) notable?
• Communism and religion
• Conviction politics
• Corporal punishment in the United Kingdom there's no corporal punishment on any other specific country; maybe just an addition to corporal punishment? Bsimmons666 (talk) 21:07, 9 September 2008 (UTC)

D–G

• Developmental democracy -
• Defensor minor (Marsilius of Padua)
• Demand revelation - a method of deciding whether or not a collective good will be provided
• Decommissioning in Northern Ireland- process in the Good Friday Agreement 1996-1998
• Elementary morality -
• Emergency AIDS Bill -
• Exploitation colonialism, the complementary term to settler colonialism
• Fact finding/Fact-finding
• Grenadier Island (Saint Lawrence River)

H–L

• Inherent sovereignty
• Institutional framework see Institutional framework. Bsimmons666 (talk) 19:22, 8 October 2008 (UTC)
• Integral state
• Leader of the Opposition (Ghana)
• Leader of the Opposition (Israel)
• Levin-Reid Amendment

M–N

• The Mass Psychology of Fascism - book by Wilhelm Reich
• Metaphysical politics

Politics by scope

International

• African and Malagasy Union (Brazzaville Group) -
• Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (BSTDB)
• Convention on Consent to Marriage, Minimum Age for Marriage, and Registration of Marriages [6]
• Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF)
• Faroe Islands and the European Union
• Geneva Convention on the High Seas see United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea?
• Global apartheid [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]
• Ihlen Declaration
• Kazakhstan and the European Union
• Lebanon and the European Union
• Millennium Challenge Corporation Compact/MCC Compact - Millennium Challenge Corporation
• Nederlandse Financierings Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden NV (FMO)
• Organization of Gas Exporting Producers of South America/Organización de Países Productores y Exportadores de Gas del Sur (OPEGASUR)
• Pan-African Parliament Trust Fund
• Rational-linear - an approach to change management
• Secure World Foundation [14]
• Trans Atlantic Aerospace Agreement
• United Nations Demographic Yearbook/Yearbook of the United Nations - longstanding historical publication helpful to students and researchers.
• United Nations Document Symbols [15]
• West African Development Bank (BOAD)

National

• See also:Requested Japan Government Articles
• Communities of Color Teen Pregnancy Prevention Act
• Budget Affairs Commission - National People's Congress
• Cheney v. U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia [16]
• Count Every Vote Act of 2005/Count Every Vote Act [17][18]
• Federal bureaucracy
• Frazier-Lemke Bill/Fazier-Lemke Farm Bankruptcy Act
• Immigration in Egypt
• Indirect initiative [19][20]
• Minister of State for Children, Young People and Families - Department for Children, Schools and Families
• New Wave Labour - parliamentary grouping of Labour Party (UK) MPs to the left of the leadership but to the right of the Socialist Campaign Group - established around 2003 but less active now
• New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) -
• Nationality law of Mongolia
• Partai Reformasi Tionghoa Indonesia (PARTI)
• Strategic adjustment
• Strategic culture
• Lord Paramount of Scotland
• the Mustaphi, of Kabul with reference to the Cavagnari massacre during the 2nd anglo-afghan war
• Political funding in the United Kingdom
• Royal Government of the National Union of Cambodia –
• Speaker of the National Assembly of Hungary
• Tory corporatism - social/political culture
• Women in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom/Women in the British House of Commons
• List of Asian American firsts
• List of Latino American firsts
• List of Native American firsts
• List of American women firsts
• List of African American presidential candidates
• Social Exclusion Unit (United Kingdom)
• All women shortlists - System used by UK Labour Party to increase number of women selected as election candidates.

list of american towns with active ku klux klan organizations

State, Provincial, Territorial

• Alcohol laws of Utah - arguably as unique as Kansas, North Carolina, and Missouri, and often discussed in the news.
• Delaware River Basin Commission - A commission of the four governors of NJ, NY, PA, and DE plus a federal representative overseeing the Delaware river, including its use as a source of drinking water for NYC. Current issue regarding the priority of reservoir management to serve NYC in case of drought vs. keeping downstream residents safe during floods
• Leader of the Opposition (Kerala) - same
• Leader of the Opposition (Maharashtra) - same
• Leader of the Opposition (Puduchery) - same
• Maine Land Use Regulatory Commission - regulates the use of land in Maine that is not part of an incorporated town or city.
• Oregon Council on Court Procedures - The Council on Court Procedures was formed by the Legislature in 1977 to draft and to systematically update the Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure (ORCP). [21]
• Politics of Rhode Island
• Puerto Rico Democracy Act
• Utah Division of Wildlife Resources [22]

Local

• The Leaders of East Orlando (LEO)
• York County, Pennsylvania public services
• List of first Female mayors
• List of Female Sheriffs in the United States

Historical

• The Great Migration of Canada - The migration between 1815-1850
• Mexican Problem - debate in twentieth century America concerning increased Mexican immigration
• Archidamidas - same as Archimedes? No, see: [23] and [24] -
• Operation Silver Shovel - see: [25] -
• 1982 debt crisis - This should redirect to Latin American debt crisis.Academic38 (talk) 20:30, 19 February 2008 (UTC)
• 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) -
• Oxford Oath - [26] and [27]
• Statement Relating to Defence -
• Overman Committee
• Decree of C. Vibius Maximus possibly redirect to Roman law?
• Postal Service Bank (former service by United States Postal Service; had US$2 billion on deposit in mid-1950s)
• European flags 1500-1790
• Not Yours to Give - speech by Davy Crockett, text available here.
• Magonids - Monarchs of Carthage.
• Maximum Freight Case United States Supreme Court case in 1897
• Homeowners Refinancing Act- Created During the New Deal (the Great Depression)
• Armenian Revolt 1894-1920 General Armenian uprising culminating in the formation of the Armenian Question and the Diaspora of 1920.
• 1996 Donorgate scandal
• Negative integration - policies used by Otto von Bismarck domestically in Imperial Germany.

Human Rights

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• Access Anything - (see [28]) -
• Anavafaf - (see [29]) -
• Another Mother For Peace -
• Clothesline Project - public awareness campaign for sexual abuse/incest/rape/etc survivors
• Committee for the Defense of the Unjustly Persecuted, Czechoslovak dissident organization in the communist era, also known as VONS by the Czech acronym
• Ear squat - Type of punishment/torture used by police in southeast Asia / Malayasia.
• Global apartheid [30] [31] [32] [33] [34] [35] [36]
• Horseshoe Theory of Political Alignment -
• Human rights in Belgium -
• Human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina -
• Human rights in Denmark -
• Human rights in Estonia -
• Human rights in FYR Macedonia -
• Human rights in Hawaii -
• Human rights in Hungary -
• Human rights in Ireland -
• Human rights in Italy -
• Human rights in Latvia -
• Human rights in Lithuania -
• Human rights in Luxembourg -
• Human rights in Malta -
• Human rights in Middle East -
• Human rights in Monaco -
• Human rights in New Zealand -
• Human rights in Norway -
• Human rights in Palestine -
• Human rights in Portugal -
• Human rights in San Marino -
• Human rights in San Salvador -
• 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 Vatican City -
• Index of Personal Freedom We already have a Index of Economic Freedom article, now how about a personal freedom one?
• Nobodies: Modern American Slave Labor and the Dark Side of the New Global Economy by John Bowe [37]
• Political crises
• Quincy Railways v. Chicago ?
• Secretary of State for the Home Department v. Limbuela -
• Secure Tenure, right (or privilege) for persons to continue residing in current location. Top concern of slum residents and squatters.
• Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center - [38]
• Willie Lynch Process ?
• Montenegrin nationality law
• Bosnian and Herzegovinan nationality law

Legislation

• Assumption Bill of 1790 -
• Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act-
• Peelian Reform, UK?  ?Poor Law Amendment Act 1834? -
• Seniors Mental Health Access Improvement Act of 2007
• Timber and Culture Act, 1873
• Trademark Dilution Revision Act of 2006
• Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act, 1999
• Act Against Seditious Sectaries - English Act in 1593 to deal with religious threats to the Church of England
• Hoover Resolution -
• United States legislation on flood control, environmental protection, and related areas
  • Flood Control Act of 1946 (P.L. 79-526)
  • Flood Control Act of 1948 (P.L. 80-858)
  • Flood Control Act of 1954 (P.L. 83-780)
  • Flood Control Act of 1960 (P.L. 86-845)
  • Flood Control Act of 1983 (P.L. 75-761)
  • Emergency Flood Control Funds Act of 1955 (P.L. 84-99)
  • Inland Waterwasy Revenue Act of 1978 (P.L. 95-500)
  • Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection, and Restoration Act of 1990
  • Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act of 1972
  • Rivers and Harbors Act of 1917
  • Rivers and Harbors Act of 1945 (P.L. 79-14)
  • Rivers and Harbors Act of 1960 (P.L. 86-845)
  • Rivers and Harbors Act of 1962 (P.L. 87-874)
  • Rivers and Harbors Act of 1968 (P.L. 90-483)
  • Shore Protection Cost Sharing Act of 1946 (P.L. 79-727)
  • Beach Nourishment Act of 1956 (P.L. 84-826)
  • Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act of 1958 (P.L. 85-624)
  • Federal Water Project Recreation Act of 1965 (P.L. 89-72)
  • P.L. 95-51, not sure what this is; was on the USACE site
• Gore-McLemore Resolution Act by Congress 1916
• The Great Lakes Compact U.S. House Approves Great Lakes compact

Legal precedents

• Lyng v. Castillo - Court case
• Oregon v. John Ashcroft - (2006) Supreme Court case concerning the Commerce Clause - Actually its a 2002 lawsuit regarding assisted suicide
• Olmstead v. L.C. -
• Snyder v. Massachusetts appears to be US 1934 case deciding that not taking a suspect on a trip to view the crime site does not constitute "leaving him out of the trial."

Organizations

• AASECT - American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists - professional accrediting organization

1. AntiPolygraph.org - Activist website seeking reform of polygraph policy

• Above Ultimate -
• Academia Latinitati Fovendae, aka. ALF; in Latin: [39], in English: [40]
• Affordable Rural Housing Commission (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)
• AidMarket - [41]
• Alianza Hispano-Americana -
• American Humanics -
• APEAT - Association for the Preservation of European Athletic Traditions, founded by former Greek Basketball player Theodoros Plakadopoulos
• Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action
• AVEN (Asexual Visibility and Education Network) - http://www.asexuality.org
• AYUDH - [42] [43]
• The Big Green Bus -
• Canadian Liberation Party
• Catholic Daughters of the Americas [44]
• Codewit Global Network [45]
• Chongyron -Are we sure not Chongryon? Bsimmons666 (talk) 21:25, 22 August 2008 (UTC)
• City Hindus Network
• CAI-Asia
• Committee for the Defense of the Unjustly Persecuted, Czechoslovak dissident organization in the communist era, also known as VONS by the Czech acronym
• Daughters of Isabella
• Dictionary Society of North America -
• Drishtant,Literary society of MANIT - [46].
• Education Sector - Education policy think tank in Washington, DC.
• EPEAT - Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool
• Gabriel Project - [47]
• Gotmovement - [48]
• GOW Clan -
• [Happy Home & School for the Blind] - [49] Jamshed999 (talk) 16:59, 3 July 2008 (UTC)
• HellFire Club - do you mean the original Hellfire Club or something else on the Hellfire disambiguation page? Jameswilson (talk) 00:06, 13 February 2008 (UTC)
• Hike against Hunger -
• Hoedads - Oregon, USA tree-planting cooperative founded 1973
• Insight Seminars -
• Instituto Rio Branco - the institute that trains the brazilian diplomats
• Kameradschaften -
• Kids for a Better Future - [50] - an all-kid organization based in Brooklyn, NY that raises money for children in need around the world
• La Liga Protectora Latina -
• Low Pay Unit (UK, possibly defunct, surprised we don't have an article though)
• MADRE - [51]
• Maritime Incident Response Group
• National Solidarity Program
• New Sanctuary Movement
• Ottawa Panhandlers Union
• Performance and Innovation Unit
• Seraphim Blueprint
• South High Marathon Dance - Regional charity event in upstate NY
• Special Collection Service - joint CIA-NSA unit
• Texas Impact
• The Token Club -
• The Tree Council -
• Transportation Safety Institute -
• United China Relief -
• The Vermont Youth Activism Network (VYAN) [52] -
• World Beyond Borders -
• W Confederation

NGOs

• Partners In Development, Inc - [www.pidonline.org]
• Cadal - cadal.org and their newly published report Democracy Market and Transparency 2006
• Association of German development non-governmental organisations [53] -
• Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection - [www.asacp.org]
• Anti-Child Porn Organization - [www.antichildporn.org]
• CAP AIDS [54] -
• Center for Economic Research and Social Change
• Climate Witness [55]
• Committee for the Defense of the Unjustly Persecuted, Czechoslovak dissident organization in the communist era, also known as VONS by the Czech acronym
• DHIVERSE - UK based HIV and sexual health charity, one of the longest established in the UK [56]
• Employment Policy Foundation -
• The Food Administration-US organization during WWI that worked to influence people to conserve food for the soldiers in Europe... can be found at [57]
• Foundation Center
• German Association of Psychiatry -
• German Research Institute of Psychiatry -
• Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) - [58] -
• Harvard Association Cultivating Inter America
• Hatewatch
• Page Education Foundation [59] -
• India Development and Relief Fund
• International Abolitionist Federation (IAF) -
• International Cultural Youth Exchange (ICYE) - [60]
• Jason Czop
• Joint Action Group on Gender Equality
• Jump Start International [61]
• Katotohanan, Pagkakaisa at Serbisyo (KPS) [62]
• Kosovo Trust Agency [63]
• London Middle East Institute [64]
• National Alliance for People's Movement (India) (NAPM) - [65]
• NMC Navotas Moto Club-[66] Moto Club in Manila, Philippines which aims in the Safety and Discipline in Riding Motorcycle.
• Operation Dayswork [67]
• Palestine Fair Trade Association [www.palestinefairtrade.org]
• People's Hurricane Relief Fund - New Orleans Poitical Advocacy Organization who hosted the International Tribunal On Hurricanes Katrina and Rita [www.peopleshurricane.org/] Cloroxcowboy (talk)
• Poverty Eradication Network Trust- PEN Trust[68] Tanzania, East Africa
• A. M. M Sahabdeen Trust Foundation
• Shared Hope International - [69] A worldwide effort to eradicate the marketplaces of sexual slavery.
• Seraphim Blueprint
• Scotland Against Criminalising Communities -
• Society of Kabalarians of Canada
• Sustainable Endowments Institute
• The Simon Community
• Tanneri Samuha Nepal [70]
• The Spastic Centre of NSW [71] -
• The Urban Foundation, South Africa]] -
• Women's Learning Partnership [72] -
• Working Films [73] -
• World Uyghur Congress
• Worldwide United Foundation [74] -
• The World Unification Network [75]
• BAIF Institute for Rural Development
• Sunday Night Group, Grassroots environmental organization at Middlebury College initiated in 2005.
• Austcare [www.austcare.org.au]
• Make a Difference India [makeadiff.in]
• Codewit Global Network [76]
• Midlands Anti-Terror Unit [www.bbc.co.uk]
• HawramaneJavan [www.hawramanejavan.blogfa.com]

Political parties

• All-Russian Muslim Public Movement
• Canarias Alternativa - separatist political group in Canary Islands.
• Ceutan Social Democrat Party - political group in Spanish North African exclave
• Coalition for Melilla political group in Spanish North African exclave
• Empire Party of Russia
• Inner Mongolian People's Party (original organization) - [77]
• Inner Mongolian People's Party (new organization) - [78]
• Internal Opposition Zviadists - Georgian political movement
• League of Defense of Russia’s National Assets
• National United Front of Kampuchea
• Party of Free Businessmen (Russia)
• Pirate Party (Italy) [79] -
• Russian Union of All People
• Russian Union of Free Youth
• Social Liberalist Party (UK) - political party in the UK
• Southern Cameroon Youth League (SCYL) -
• Transylvanian Independence
• Union of Cossacks - Russian political group
• Union Party of Revival of Russia
• United Movements and Fronts of Azawad - West Saharan political group

Radical and militant groups

• Al-Qaeda in Northern Europe
• Ansar al Mahdi/Ansar al-Mahdi/Ansaar al Mahdi/Ansaar al-Mahdi [80]
• Ansumané Mané rebellion
• Arakan Rohingya Islamic Front -
• Azaouad Revolutionary Army - (West Saharan insurgent group)
• Chimwenje - Revolutionary group in Zimbabwe
• Frente Armadas Revolucionarias -
• Front for the Restoration of the Democratic Unity (Djibouti, ethnic Afar rebels)
• Fuerzas Armadas Liberacion Nacional Puertoriquena -
• Khalistan National Army - Punjabi Indian religious separatist group.
• Neo-nazism in Canada
• Neo-nazism in Russia
• Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution / Volunteers of the Puerto Rican Revolution
• Tanzim Qaedat al-Jihad - Indonesian group to restore the Caliphate in southeast Asia
• United Movements and Fronts of Azawad
• Commando Elizabeth Van Dyck of Action Directe - French leftist revolutionary group, related to Rote Fraktion?
• Caribbean Revolutionary Alliance (Guadeloupe)
• First of October Antifascist Resistance
• Mardoqueo Cruz Urban Commandos of the Central American Revolutionary Worker's Party (El Salvador)
• Organization of the Oppressed
• Revolutionary Organization of Socialist Muslims (Spain 1985)
• Egypt's Revolution (Nasserite)
• Defense of Free People (Lebanon)
• Catalan Red Liberation Army
• Organization of Jihad Brigades (Italy)
• Cinchonero Central American terrorists
• Simon Bolivar Guerrilla Commando (Bolivia)
• Morazanist Patriotic Front (Honduras)
• Zarate Willka Forces of Liberation (Bolivia)
• Arnoldo Camu Command (Chile)
• Soldiers of the Right (Belgium)
• Nestor Paz Zamora Commission (Bolivia)
• Djibouti Youth Movement
• The Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front-Dissident Faction (FPMR/D)
• Lautaro Youth Movement (Chile)
• Center for Perpetual Diversity - U.S. white nationalist hate group operating in D.C. and Maryland
• Tucajana Amazonia (Suriname)
• White Wolves (United Kingdom) [81]

Political Science

A-G:

• Agreement on movement and access for the West Bank and Gaza This agreement has been published and deleted by an author who has quit Wikipedia. How do I get it re-instated? Concernedaboutgaza.
• Associate membership
• Biographical Dictionary of the Left, by Francis X. Gannon
• Carnegie Institute for Ethics and International Affairs - try Carnegie Foundation? -
• CEVNI - Code Europeen de Voies de la Navigation
• Common Interest Development, fr:Ville privée
• Competitive authoritarianism
• Contemporary theory
• Coordinated campaign
• Decision Making and Analysis
• Delegative democracy
• Democratic Audit -
• Diplomacy in Islam/Islamic diplomacy/Muslim diplomacy
• Domino blackmail -
• DYA - This is not really political science, but it has a poli sci connection. It would great is someone could translate this into English. http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/DYA Lihaas (talk) 23:31, 24 April 2008 (UTC)
• Electoral authoritarianism
• EPIC-MRA - Michigan political polling firm
• Ethical materialism -
• Fiscal stress - try Financial stress?

G-O:

• Human Security Report [82] -
• International Strategic Alliances (Category?)
• International Liaison
• Information and Media Studies -
• International Security Studies
• International mediation
• Levering Oath Law
• Manifesto of the Enragés - written by radical former priest Jacques Roux during the French Revolution.
• Mark Q. Sawyer - Director of the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity and Politics at UCLA
• Media and World Affairs
• McDonalds Rule - no two countries that have had a McDonalds have gone to war
• Military adventurism
• New Cold War
• None Dare Call it Conspiracy -
• Otto Otepka (State Department security chief, associated with Kennedy assasination)
• Orange Anarchism / Festivalism -
• The Orange Party (Orange Revolution?)
• Opinion maker (Opinion leadership?)
• Plebiscitarian democracy - try redirect to Plebiscite?
• Plebiscitarian (authocratic) -
• Policy research -
• Political Crisis -
• Political obligation -
• Political rationalism -
• Property-owning democracy -
• Pseudoenvironment - Try Pseudo-environment?
• "Pueblo to Panama" - plan proposed by Vincente Fox for Chiapas
• Applied Quantum Politics, Centrist Methodology - [83]
• Resource Security
• Scientocracy -
• Simson v. California --> you mean Simpson vs. California ?
• Social citizenship -
• 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
• Transgovernmentalism
• Welfare pluralism
• Yoshida line
• Young Professionals in Foreign Policy
• Zurcher v. Stanford Daily

Regional studies

• Economic history of Latin America
• Political economy of Latin America

International relations

• Exploitation colonialism as opposed to settler colonialism
• International resource management - resource management
• Legislative politics/Government law
• Media and politics
• Domestic policy analysis
• Neoclassical realism

International diplomacy/Diplomatic service exams

• The Diplomatic Service Language Allowance Examination at Extensive Level(UK)
• The Ministry of Defence Interpreter Examination(UK)
• The Civil Service Commission Interpretership
• The Ministry of Defence Languages Examinations Board Diploma
• The Diplomatic Service Language Allowance Examination at Operational Level

History

Historic People

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Historic places

• sakaka, Saudi Arabia
• Church of the Templars (Nicosia)
• Cornell Club (New York City, NY) - For Cornell Alumni.
• Cour des miracles - poor district in old Paris, France
• Rienzi Plantation House (Thibodaux, LA) - rumored to have been built for the Queen of Spain circa 1796.
• Burwell School- Historic site in NC[84]; an early 19th century girls' school; childhood home of Elizabeth Keckly
• traverse de sioux-nearby St. Peter,MN, where the dakota indians signed a treaty with the US. goverment in 1851.
• Jarradene, listed as a heritage townsite in Western Australia.
• Republic of Isla de Providencia, a short lived central american country (1818 - 1821) created by Louis-Michel Aury.
• Purushanda (Cappadocia, Anatolia. Pre-Hittite.)
• Asbury Grove - Located in Hamilton, Massachusetts, this was/is a Methodist commune during the summer months.
• Abingdon Plantation - A former Colonial plantation that was the home of George Washington's granddaughter and several prominent families in the Washington, DC area.
• Historical English Prisons
• Jastrebarsko Children's Concentration Camp - The Jastrebarsko camp (Kingdom of Yugoslavia) held 3,200 children during WWII. Over 400 children died [85] [86] [87]
• The Apartment (Foster City) (Foster City, California) -
• Chatham House (Virginia) - House near Fredericksburg, Virginia where Union troops quartered prior to Battle of Fredericksburg (?)
• Oakleigh House, Mobile, Alabama (NRHP) -
• Elijah Miller House -
• Fairmount Boulevard Historic District - (Cleveland Heights, Ohio) (NRHP)
• Fort William Henry Harrison - The old U.S army post in Montana where the First Special Service Force trained.
• George Washington's Grist Mill Historical State Park
• Hollenden Hotel (Cleveland, Ohio)
• Island Grove Park (Abington, Massachusetts)
• Lux Hotel
• Mission of the Guardian Angel
• MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians located in north Mobile County , Alabama
• Pattala
• Pettit's Ford (Dover, Pennsylvania)
• Dil pickle (Chicago 1928 speakeasy)
• Samuel Building (Cleveland, Ohio) -
• Schooner Stephen Taber (Rockland, Maine) (NRHP)
• Wuptaki Ruins in Arizona
• Allan's Mill (Guelph, Ontario, Canada) -
• Morne Plaine (France, Battle of Waterloo) -
• Crash, Texas - See Crush, 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
• True to the Union Monument - monument to pro-USA German settlers killed by CSA adherents in Texas in 1862.
• Second World War Graves in South Africa
• Bhangarh ruins - Hunted ruins in India
• Jonesboro Road - A trail used for exploration in America about 1800
• Tivoli Bays Unique Area Historic site in Hudson Valley, NY
• Richmond-San Rafael Ferry Company-[88]
• Xerigordon - fortress in modern Turkey, setting for part of People's Crusade
• Sanper Pal one of the ancestors of Khanzada Rajput clan who converted to Islam during time of Feroze Shah Tugluq and renamed as Bahar Nahar Khan.The name of other ancestor was Sauper Pal renamed as Chajju Khan. Both have saved the life of Feroze Shah Tugluq from an ambushing lion.
• St. Marie Among the Iroquois - Syracuse, NY, USA - A small French Jesuit mission on the shores of Lake Onondaga. A failed attempt to bring peace between the French settlers in Quebec and the Iroquois Nations.
• Temple of Inscriptions - Place where Pacal the Great of the Mayans was buried after his death.

Historic objects

• Tanais stone
• Flag of the Mughal Empire
• Flag of Italian Somaliland
• Flor De La Mar
• Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes/Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes, a sunken Spanish galleon, whose treasure, now recovered by the U.S., is the subject of a lawsuit by Spain, aimed at getting it back - may be Black Swan Project
• Zhengshi (正史) Chinese historical documents in biographical style
• Unterseeboat-233 German U-boat

Historic events

• Kirk-Holden War (not an actual war; martial law declared on Alamance and Caswell counties in North Carolina, 1870, in response to KKK violence)
• 1922 Census of British Mandate Palestine could include in article of BMP as well.
• Civil war of Martinique 1790-1794(the civil war between the political fractions on the Island during the French revolution from 1789 the slave rebellion in to the English conquest in 1794.
• The mafia during prohibition (Al Capone and the mafia smuggling liquor from Canada and the United States during prohibition after the First World War)
• Ngatik massacre [89]
• Supreme Junta at Cadiz
• Køge witch trial in Køge 1612 was the biggest witch trial of Denmark This would seem to be it? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B8ge_Huskors Alexllew (talk) 22:38, 6 August 2008 (UTC)
• Quedlingburg witch trials in 1589 [[90]] 133 executed.
• Vardø witch trials the two trials of 1621 and 1662-1663 in Vardø in Northern Norway was two of the biggest trials in Scandinavia; Torsåker witch trials was bigger, but in the trials of Vardö, people were burned alive at the stake..
• Industry and Nazism Translation in english from german about Nazism http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Findustrie_und_Aufstieg_der_NSDAP
• Secret Meeting of 20.February 1933 Translation in english from german about Nazism http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geheimtreffen_vom_20._Februar_1933
• The Staircase Notes, espionage done on Rasputin from his apartment steps.
• Diet of Mainz The gathering in 1191 that, amongst other things, ordered the Third Crusade should be entered upon.
• Harbor Peninsula Riot of 1988 - Someone please make this article!!!! So little info is available online. Thank you so much!
• Decolonization of Asia
• Air-to-Ground Combat in the Vietnam War
• Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction now just part of Lincoln's 10% Plan
• Southernization As developed by Lynda Shaffer.
• Tilea Hoax rumor named after the Romanian ambassador to the U.K. that the alliance between Romania and Nazi Germany was made because of a German ultimatum (Tilea Affair)
• The Kindertransport Transport of Jewish children before the outbreak of world war 2
• The Halifax Slasher The November 1938 scare in Halifax, England of a roaming slasher that stabbed about twelve people over a two week period. It was revealed to be a hoax as it turned out that most of the "victims" were slashing themselves. Only known site with information on the slasher panic is http://www.2ubh.com/Slasher/ Done (interesting stuff, btw). Bsimmons666 (talk) 22:21, 22 August 2008 (UTC)
• Jassy Conference The anti-Bolshevik conference.
• Taganrog Congress - Ukrainian Bolshevik Congress

Historic Peoples, Tribes or Groups

• Ajalpan - Indigenous Mexican tribe
• Chingisid - Mongol dynasty
• Demophilus (historian) - Greek Historian. Discovered as the source THE GOLDEN SENTENCES OF DEMOCRATES,and THE PYTHAGOREAN SENTENCES OF DEMOPHILUS
• Kawelka -indigenous people in Western New Guinea
• Kuznetsk Tatars (Shori, in Russia) [91]
• Muriah, India - the story of a culture anthropologists consider the happiest culture on earth: KINGDOM OF THE YOUNG An article by Gordon Troeller and Claude Deffarge, translated from the German magazine, Stern (August, 1972)
• Roman-Moor Kingdom there is references to this kingdom in various maps and articles on wikipedia, but not article for it.
• Shihus People cited in Qatar.
• Tan people - a people of Tan? Where? Waunana - itWaunana Colombian/Panamanian indigenous people
• Valencian People - An article about Valencian People like others articles as Catalan People. Now it's fusioned with Valencian Community and Valencian Country.

Mangury:is a great Kurdish tribe about one melon people live in Iraq and Iran

• Movement for Colonial Freedom - a post-war organisation that campaigned against the British Empire

Linguistics

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A-G:

• We need articles on the letters of the Armenian alphabet, e.g. ը, or at least to have them made into redirects to their existing articles.
• Abstract humor
• Actancy
• behavioral property
• Blocking (linguistics)
• We need articles on the letters of the Brahmic family of scripts, e.g. ཆ, or at least to have them made into redirects to their existing articles.
• Catenatives -
• Cohort model -
• Confix -
• Connotational Penumbra -
• Denoginator -
• Dominance (linguistics) - the page on c-command defines dominance, but it should really be on its own page, or at least on the Parse Tree page
• Dousha
• Economy of expression
• Exponence
• Feature geometry -
• Formulaic sequence
• Nominative-genitive conversion - in Japanese: conversion between ga (が / ヶ) and no (の / 乃)
• German syntax
• "Green Rage" Term being used to describe anger towards those without GEH (Good Environmental Habits), British term

H-M:

• Heteroclisis -
• Honorific transposition -
• Hunanoo - a tribe in the Philippines noted for its linguistic oddities.
• Hysterica passio
• Iambic shortening
• Implicative "we"
• Implied subject
• Indeclinable noun
• IPA Chart for Russian
• Interrogatives in Ido
• International Society of Phonetic Sciences
• Joint Incrementation
• Jamesonian
• Korean phonotactics
• Language domain
• Lay Subsidy Rolls -
• Lexical hypothesis
• Lexical relations - (synonymy, metonymy, homonymy, etc.)
• Loan vocabulary
• Logogen Model ?
• Logophoric pronoun
• Long distance anaphora
• Morphophonemic alternations

N-Z:

• Needless Variants, usage issue, as discussed by Bryan Garner
• Obviation - a linguistic feature typical of some Amerindian languages
• odium philologicum [93]
• 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'
• Phoneticization
• Ponglish Mixture of Polish & English that has emerged in Britain.
• provection -
• Pseudopassivization
• Qamets
• Rassias method
• rhotacized lower-mid central vowel
• Russian vs. Ukrainian language analysis - Provides similarities and differences with a comparative explanation
• Semantic completeness -
• Semantic Component I believe this has something to do with transformational grammar -
• Sketch grammar -
• Sociolinguistic prestige -
• Southernization -
• Specificness -
• Stress shift/stress retraction/iambic reversal/rhythm rule
• Tense-Mood-Aspect System
• Wickelphone
• Word-recognition

Idioms

A-K:

• Astrological bromides -
• article surfing - the practice of linking to other articles from one wikipedia article
• australian icons -
• awkward turtle
• bathroom dance
• batshit crazy
• bikini day
• carve the joint
• chasing rabbits -
• Cheer Bey, New Zealand Maori Saying -
• cheeseparing
• doddle
• donet rat -
• et wot
• five ways from Tuesday - Meaning? Why "Tuedsay?" Origin?
• forninst -
• From the get go - History of the origin of this phrase
• furry tooth
• Geckering - type of vocalization in monkeys
• hedge phrase -
• hey snapperhead -
• himming and hawing - origin
• hoot mon -
• I must, I must... - increase my bust. Origin? (NOT from Judy Blume!)
• irish pennant - meaning, origin, use, etc.

L-Z:

• Lesbian processing - term, often used in humorous context, apparently describing endless relationship and personal discussion in minutae
• list of phrasal verbs
• Making ends meet - history of the phrase, where it came from
• Mayhap
• May-December relationships
• Mish - "in mish", verb, definition?
• Monkey's Uncle- origin, what does this saying mean?
• Mums the word - origin, where did this saying come from?
• Number Slang - Ex: 86 to cancel, 420 marijuana
• pereat judea - Nazi political slogan popular before the Holocaust -- "Perish all Jews."
• on the pipe -
• ongliding -
• "oriented" v. "orientated"
• pee like a racehorse
• run like a welshman
• Stable Sociolinguistic Variation -
• stone cold fox
• tacky -
• testing and assessment -
• to have legs -
• Up the creek without a paddle
• 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 -

Argot

• Moleste -
• California slang, list of

Languages

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A-L:

• Arabic--the verbal measures
• Arabic profanity
• Beijing mispronunciation
• Burmese Pali
• Busuu (language)
• colloquial styles
• Colorado English
• Comparative linguistic typology - Likely a table listing languages according to morphology, word order, family, etc.
• Coptic grammar
• -core (suffix) (As in grindcore, sludgecore, hardcore, emocore, etceteracore...) (Sorry, request was unsigned. Contact User:AlmostReadytoFly if necessary)
• Chicago accent
• Template:Chinese ABC
• discursive prose
• Dousha
• Dublex roots
• Dzoratai
• Energy language
• English in Sciences - Similar to English in computer science, history of use in scientific literature (cf. Latin then German).
• Fey (language)
• Filipino gay language
• French Adjectives
• French profanity
• Háçë - Extinct language in Eastern Europe.
• Hillul
• Honey-tongue memorizing technique that even Cicero used
• International Sign Language Manual Alphabet
• Italian conjugation
• Itbayaten - A version of the Ivatan language spoken by the native of Itbayat.
• Isamurongen - Another version of the Ivatan language spoken in the islands of Batanes.
• Ivasayen - A version of the Ivatan language spoken by an Ivasay or by the natives of Basco.
• Jagara or Yagara, extinct Australian aboriginal language from the Brisbane area
• Japanese profanity
• Kacchi
• Kikerewe
• Kiksht
• Language Learning Strategies
• Languages of Tanzania
• Languages of Togo
• Languages of Siberia
• Language Differences between Cantonese and Moi-yan Hakka - I am requesting an article. Sonic99 (talk) 01:24, 14 August 2008 (UTC)
• Lhasa dialect

M-Z:

• Mon script - (if there's a better location for this request, please move it)
• Moravian Language - Note (not by proposer): According to the article Moravians (ethic group), they speak a Moravian dialect of Czech and just Czech in general.
• Ngbandi Language
• Numidian Language
• Ocracoke dialect
• Pascuense (The language and people of Easter Island, Wiktionary)
• Persian Swadesh list
• Pham Xuan Thai ?
• Proto-Germanic word list
• Sesquilingual Being able to speak one and a half languages. Those "lost bilinguals"
• Shabaki language
• Siberian language - existed, deleted: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Siberian language (2 nomination). Should be re-created only if deletion arguments are addressed.
• Slovio language - existed, deleted: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Slovio (2nd nomination). Should be re-created only if deletion arguments are addressed.
• Smith Island dialect — the archaïc dialect spoken by the inhabitants of Smith Island, Virginia.
• Snapshack
• Standard speech forms
• Ta Bedawie ?
• Template:Digraphs has a few redlinks that need doing
• Translation theory
• Transatlantic Accent
• Transactional language
• Trends in Global Language
• Tsomínnakadu
• Ugric-Turkish war
• Welsh Syntax
• Voksigid
• Yagara or Jagara, extinct Australian aboriginal language from the Brisbane area
• Zapoteco language

Names

This category is for requests on the origins/meanings of names in general, not for specific people.

• Call - surname?
• Goessling - surname?
• Beroš - surname?
• Martinić - surname?
• Molho - (Jewish surname)
• Talal- the surname, or specifically Alwaleed_Bin_Talal?
• Tumalo - A word of Native American origin which has been used in geographical names, what is its history?
• Garvie - Scottish surname, a Sept of Clan Maclean

Names of linguists

• Louis Gauchat, did pioneering work in Switzerland, 1905
• Albrect Götze
• Carl Marstrander, see no
• Ferdinand Sommer

Military / Military History

Please note that the Wikipedia:WikiProject Military history task forces maintain area-specific requested articles lists.

Biographies topics now have their own page: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Biographies. Please add all Military/militant figures there.

• army co-operation (role/designation of squadrons within various air forces)
• Alpha Company, 2nd Platoon, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion
• Carboneer
• Djibouti-Eritrea border clashes [95] [96]
• MACV Recondo School, [[97]]
• Court of Inquiry A Court of Inquiry is an administrative, fact-finding panel convened to investigate serious incidents. It is not a court in the usual sense, but a formal investigative board. The Court of Inquiry has a long history in the U.S. military, dating to the 1786 Articles of War.
• Field Service Post cards
• Jessie Scouts, civil war union partisan unit
• Hajjinet, soldier-run ISPs in war-zones
• HMCS Porte Quebec -- YMG 184 (Canadian Gate Class Ship)
• HMCS Porte De La Reine -- ymg 185 (Canadian Gate Class Ship)
• Holocaust slave labor litigation (see Forced labor in Germany during World War II)
• Sgt. Louis H. Fischer, http://www.vspa.com/tsn-o51-bunker-tet-coggins-to-the-last-man-1968.htm
• Battle for Tan Son Nhut Airport
• Special Operations Forces Brigade (Iraq)
• Iraq water treatment vulnerabilities
• US Intelligence Failures - Tet offensive, WMD in Iraq, Bay of Pigs
• Maschke Commission, set up to determine the fate of German WWII POWs
• Military linguistics
• NATO war crimes
• Naval duel
• Naval estimates
• New Al Muthana Air Base
• Nuclear monopoly
• Operation Alberich (1917) EasyPeasy21 (talk) 00:00, 13 July 2008 (UTC)
• Outside the Wire
• Palestinian war crimes
• Political warfare
• ramp ceremony
• Reverse Lend-Lease, during WW2
• Sendlingen Christmas Murders
• Sinchon massacre
• Spain in World War I (similar as Spain in World War II)
• Spent Force
• Smart acquisition
• Southern Claims Commission, United States Civil War
• Soviet occupation of Mongolia. Please also update Soviet occupation#Mongolia with a better summary.
• Standard type battleship, see Category:United States Standard type battleships....Thanks! ^-talk- the_ed17 ^-contribs- 18:39, 5 September 2008 (UTC)
• United States home front during World War I (something along the lines of existing United States home front during World War II for World War I -- seems a serious lack)
• United States Naval Training Center, Orlando, Florida (former home of the Naval Nuclear Power School until 1998)
• U.S Air Force Security Forces Badge
• War Profits Board of 1930, investigated WW1 profiteering-- Eisenhower participated
• Wisconsin Plan

Conflicts

• Alexandria Peace Process
• Direct Order
• The Corvin Group
• Operation Abraham Lincoln
• Operation Arrowhead Strike IV
• Operation Augural -- Canadian Expeditionary Forces [98]
• Operation Chosin
• Operation Castle Grove II
• Operation Dynamic Response
• Operation Glacier 4
• Operation Harpoon (2002)
• Operation Iron Balance
• Operation Iron Hammer (Iraq 2005) see [99]
• Operation James
• Operation Joint Guard
• Operation Karbala-7
• Operation Lincoln
• Operation Lions of Ramadi
• Operation Marlborough -- SAS sniper team in Baghdad[100]
• Operation Marne Courageous -- See [101]
• Operation Peninsula Shield
• Operation Secure Tomorrow
• Operation Serpentaire
• Operation Snake Hunter
• Operation Snake Pit
• Operation Snakebite
• Operation Stranglehold
• Operational environment
• Romanian-Hungarian War
• 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
• Operation Magic, the US effort to break Jajpanese codes during World War II (http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/2WWmagic.htm) 86.194.240.110 (talk) 20:59, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
• Confederate Surrender, U.S. Civil War surrender ceremony
• Foco-Insurgency See: Foco
• Florida Incursion when?
• Hanzhong Campaign fought between Liu Bei and Cao Cao
• Lost Convoy in the Battle of Mogadishu.
• Sima Zhao settles Zhuge Dan's rebellion from 257-8 during the Three Kingdoms in China.

North American/U.S.-Indian Wars

• Battle of Tippycart - 1648 Native American battle
• Cherokee Expedition
• Enganche Labour System -
• Burke's Rangers Captain John Burke and his Rangers, ca.1756-1759, French and Indian War

Battles

• Battle of Mylasa
• Battle of Pedasa
• Siege of Potidea (480 BC)
• Siege of Sestos
• Battle of the Pampremis
• Battle of Galveston I - Difference between Galveston I and II? Are either of these related in any way to Battle of Galveston?
• Battle of Galveston II
• Battle of Palmrya
• Battle of Rimini (1944)
• Battle of West Ukraine (1941)
• Little Crow's War (1861)
• Tafas massacre, mentioned in Battle of Megiddo (1918)
• Puputan
• The Battle of Coed Llathen
• Baltic Hammer - Baltic Hammer campaign (fictional?)
• Battle of Harrisburg - Battle held in Mississippi
• Battle of the Green Line - phase of the Spring Offensive

United States Marine Corps units

Aviation Combat Element

• Pardo's Push

Ground Combat Element

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

Combat Service Support Element

• 1st Maintenance Battalion -
• 2nd Maintenance Battalion -
• 3rd Maintenance Battalion
• 4th Maintenance Battalion -
• 1st Supply Battalion
• 2nd Supply Battalion
• 3rd Supply Battalion
• 2nd Dental Battalion
• 4th Dental Battalion
• 2nd Military Police Battalion
• Combat Service Support Group 3
• 4th Landing Support Battalion
• Combat Logistics Battalion 4
• Combat Logistics Battalion 31

Other Units

• 3rd Intelligence Battalion
• 8th Communications Battalion
• 9th Communications Battalion
• 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion
• 2nd Marine Special Operations Battalion
• Marine Special Operations Advisor Group
• Recruit training battalions
• Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion
• Marine Embassy Security Command
• USN-VAW-120

Former units

• I Marine Amphibious Corps
• 8th Tank Battalion
• 1st Armored Amphibian Battalion
• 2nd Battalion 12th Marines
• 4th Battalion 12th Marines
• 11th Engineer Battalion
• U.S. 22nd Marine Regiment part of 6th Mar Div in WWII, paper defense unit nr Wash DC in 1960s

United States Navy

• Navy Veterans of the USA-NAVetsUSA

Air Stations

• Naval Air Station Chincoteague

Support Activities

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

Other military units

• 439th Aerospace Medical Squadron -
• 747th Military Police Company -
• Combined Joint Task Force-Arabian Peninsula - see United States Special Operations Command Central
• Joint Task Force 510 -
• Task Force 88 (special ops unit)
• Task Force Black
• Task Force Maroon
• Task Force Spartan - look at Combined Joint Task Force 76
• United States Air Force Medical Corps
• Afghan National Army Commandos
• Airborne Ranger Companies, Korean war special operations unit
• Office of Strategic Services Operational Groups , [[102]]
• Republic of Korea army Special Forces Brigade (Republic of Korea army special warfare command ex-5th 'Black Dragon', 13th 'Black Panther' special forces brigade(airborne)) -
• Chinese Labour Corps (recruited by the British military in World War I)
• Collective Commonwealth of Independent States Peacekeeping Force
• Free Companies
• Immediate Ready Company
• Infantry Combat Regiment (ICOR), a designation in the U.S. Army during the Korean War
• Kesig - the imperial bodyguards of the Yuan Empire and the Royal House of Koryo
• Khiem Thao [103]
• Little Brown Bears, Cuban militants at the turn of the 19th century.
• Liverpool Volunteer Guard (British Army)
• Luftschutz WWII German Air Force segment.[104]
• Army Branch or Military Branch
• Trilateral Coordinated Patrols/Trilateral Co-ordinated Patrols (MALSINDO [105]
• Naval units
• Soviet South Army Group - that's the Southern Group of Forces or Southern Front (Soviet Union)
• Shark Elite Squads
• Special Air Mobile Force Group
• SS-Sonderverbünde - Waffen-SS
• 8240th Army Unit - United Nations Partisan Forces Korea
• Women in the Royal Navy
• Women's Air Service, a group of women volunteers in the Unites States during WWII who learned to fly single-engine propellers planes
• Royal Rifles of Canada

Espionage & Intelligence

Biographies topics now have their own page: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Biographies. Please add all Espionage and Intelligence biographies there.

• American espionage in the Soviet Union -
• INTERR ?
• Post Cold War Russian Intelligence -

Weaponry, Military Equipment, and Camouflage

Weaponry, Military Equipment, and Camouflage are filed under the Applied Arts and Sciences Requests section: Military technology

Strategy and Tactics

• Butterknife Brigade A military policy seen in many low/no funding armed groups to give new recruits a butterknife (or similar). The concept was for the recruit to sharpen the butterknife, go into the field, and kill a enemy for that enemy's firearm Children.of.the.Kron 21:48, 20 October 2007 (UTC)
• Interdiction (disruption of lines of communication and supply, but not limited to Air interdiction)
• Project WolfPac, a US military program "which aims to test new concepts of shallow-water and riverine warfare organized around swarms of smaller, affordable ships linked by communications." http://www.armchairgeneral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66063
• Strategic studies

Defunct United States military academies

See: List of defunct United States military academies There were over 450 requests listed here, so I've moved them to their own page so as to avoid crowding the Social Sciences section:

Wikipedia:Requested articles/Social sciences/Defunct United States military academies

Other Military Topics/Disambiguation

• Accelerated Battlefield Combatives -
• Advanced Force Operations -
• Balikatan 02-2 - (US training exercise scheduled for April 2002 in the Philippines)
• Gold Cobra - you mean Cobra Gold [106] ?
• INS Lahav -
• Juniper Cobra - (US-Israel joint exercise)
• Papal army (now a redirect)
• Paraclete Releasable Assault Vest -
• Point of Insertion
• Salvage for Victory (WWII Slogan - Domestic Recycling Efforts)
• Stack (military)
• USNS Apache

Psychology

Biographies topics now have their own page: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Biographies. Please add all Psychologists there.

A-B

• Acting in solitary destructive behaviour, compare to Acting out
• Adaptive functioning
• Adaptive meaning
• Addictive personality
• Aerospace Psychology
• Agastopia - [107]
• Agapet - "lover of women" on The Phrontistery.
• Allelomimetic behavior Imitative behavior in social animals, e.g., howling in dogs and wolves.
• Allomnesia
• Arab cultural psychology, see The Arab Mind and Filipino psychology. AUB thinks impractical.
• Arithmania
• Arousal-Affect Model, created by Zillmann and Bryant
• Aviation Psychology
• Auschwitz syndrome
• Atypical Language Organization
• Balkan Post Traumatic Syndrome, PsyTrace and NGO HumanUrban Net
• Basic fault see Michael Balint
• Bibliophagy
• Bioecological Model of Intellectual Development, Theory of how intelligence develops, created by Stephen J. Ceci and Urie Bronfenbrenner
• 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 ?
• Behavioral Observation, observing and recording one's behaviors in order to diagnose their illness. Redirect to Applied behavior analysis?
• Bader-Meinhof effect is actually a "Baader-Meinhoff effect" or "syndrome". Should be re-directed to Synchronicity.
• Bovarysm

C-D

• Caesar complex
• Care Programme Approach (Wales)
• California verbal learning test or California verbal learning task
• Camberwell Family Interview
• Centil, Scale upon which Raven's Matrix Test for Logical Intelligence is built
• cognitive-expectancy theory
• cognitive reframing, Requesting Information stub in userspace
• cognitive-remediation theory

conservation psychology

• Colorgenics, [108]
• Compulsive masturbation - redirect to Masturbation#Compulsive masturbation
• Concept empiricism
• Confined Environment Psychology
• Constance Kaplan, MFT, The Butterfly Effect-Chaos Theory
• Constitutive conditions cf existence conditions (is this 2? or cf = of?)
• Continuity of species
• Contrast gaining
• Convergent Thinking
• Counterphobic attitude
• Joseph Rémi Léopold Delboeuf or Delbœuf (1831-1896)
• Deaf Hearing
• Deliberate negligence
• demeanor (yes, the basic, traditional concept; opposite of misdemeanor)
• Developmental Niche A model for culture and child development described by Sara Harkness and Charles M. Super
• Diagnostic Algorithms
• Differential Emotional Scale
• directed thinking
• Discoursive pychology
• Disemia
• Dispossession of consciousness
• Dog-Cat Relationship
• 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
• Duncanian Therapy - harm reduction approach to addictions treatment

E-F

• Edifice complex
• Effectiveness of torture
• Edwin P. Hollander, originator of the concept of anticonformity vs. independence
• Elevator effect, related to personal distance and eye contact
• Emotional flooding
• Emotional blackmail
• Empathic embarrassment
• Empirical genetic prognosis, developed by Ernst Rüdin
• Empirically validated treatments
• "Energy Depletion Theory" of Women's Global Excess of Depression, developed by Jean A. Hamilton, MD, PhD
• Excitation Transfer
• Exercise addiction - another aspect of the Eating Disorders Spectrum
• Existential Psychodynamics - Irvin Yalom's existential psychotherapy.
• Exoframing, apparently a psychotherapy tool useful for treating Borderline Personality Disorder
• Externalizing disorder, a developmental psychology term used to categorize disorders such as conduct disorder
• False Authority Syndrome
• False Stalking Syndrome
• False Belief Task, Common task used to assess children's theory of mind.
• Familiarisation
• Fantasy Prone Personality, esp. as FPP relates to perception of the paranormal
• Feature binding
• Fountain House Model see http://www.fontenehuset-stavanger.no/?s=english

G-I

• Genealogical Bewilderment
• Gillberg Affair destruction of court-mandated material by Swedish psychiatrist
• Russell Gray, professor, University of Auckland: language evolution, animal cognition, avian evolution and philosophy of biology; http://www.psych.auckland.ac.nz/people/Gray/Russell.htm
• Greeno's typology,
• Grief work, grieving taking place after "acceptance," (the final stage of the grief cycle).
• Haptodysphoria, an unpleasant sensation derived from touching certain objects.
• Hebbian Memory
• Hedonic Psychology - See Nobelist Daniel Kahneman
• Heuristic systematic model
• 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)
• Hypolexia
• Integral Psychoanalysis
• Imagery Transformation - therapy technique -- see http://www.psychologie.tu-dresden.de/i2/klinische/studium/ss07/ehlers-ptsd-cog-2005.pdf and http://baywood.metapress.com/index/RPGGF9297TLXERN3.pdf. Critique as well as explain, please.
• Impulse Control - not just a redirect page to Deferred Gratification
• 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 [109]. Purportedly has the world's largest collection of pornography.
• Integrated Threat Theory, a theory of perceived threat between social groups that states that there are two main types of perceived threat: Symbolic (ideas, religion, beliefs) and Realistic (money, resources).
• Intellectual Darwinism, belief that only strongest rational argument survives the test of time.
• Internal Working Model, developed as part of the theory of attachment as proposed by Bowlby (1980), where in the first year of life the infant experiences many proximity-seeking episodes, leading to the development of a mental prototype of the relationship (with the adult caregiver). Expanded upon by Main (1990) where it was typified as being a representation of the relationship (caregiver and infant); active (working); continuously constructed and evolving; subconscious; both affective and cognitive; informs the child about identity, location, and accessibility; and creates current and future expectations. This article could be added as part of attachment, as I'm not completely certain if it would warrant a page of its own.
• Internalizing disorder, such as anxiety and depression. This is becoming more popular in use.

J-L

• Judith Herman Author Trauma and Recovery (PTSD and Complex PTSD)
• Kireru - Japanese cultural/psychological phenomenon, equivalent of U.S. "going postal"
• :de:Kommunikationsquadrat
• La Palisse
• Labeled Magnitude Scale
• Larger than Life (science) (in fact it's very incomplete and very inaccurate)
• Last-best Offer (bargaining tactic)
• Law of Inverse Worth - origins and significance? Related to addiction?
• Levels of Consciousness
• 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)

M-O

• major affective disorder
• mass persuasion
• Mechaphilia
• metaphor therapy
• Methodological Behaviorism
• Moon Logic
• Motor Cognition vx
• Mutual hypnosis
• Narrative psychology or Narrative partitioning -
• Native Reading - method of teaching reading to very young children (fluency before 3 years) in order to achieve deep neurological literacy
• Neo-Adlerian - Contemporary Adlerian school of thought.
• Neurological visual profiling
• Non-Declerative Memory
• Overactive Adrenaline Disorder
• Objective psychology
• Omphalopsychosis collective naval gazing?
• Open-eyed sleep
• Ophelia Complex describes adolescent girls who are unhealthily concerned with acceptance and obedience

P-R

• Parameters of deviance psychology. pervasive, persistent, impairing. how they apply to children
• Participative Management
• Pesso Therapy
• Pathology of normalcy
• Perception of time
• PersonalDNA
• Philosophical Psychology
• Carolyn R. Phinney ?
• Post Criticality
• Postcolonial psychology
• Postmodern therapy
• Postphenomenology
• Premack's Principle
• Project Monarch a satanic mind control technique which re-directs to Project MKULTRA but it is not MKULTRA nor is it mentioned in the MKULTRA article Tastepaper (talk) 16:13, 11 June 2008 (UTC)
• Psychiatric phenomenology
• Radiesthesy
• Reactive disassociation, see [110], chapter 3.3
• Remote Associates Test
• Roeckelein's Law

S

• Scale-dependent Interactons
• Scelerophibia fear of bad men or burglars
• Secondary mania
• 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
• Semantic Amnesia
• Semantic Apraxia
• Seven Basic Human Needs
• Sexual acts in front of children / Effects of sexual acts and pornography on children and/or adolescents
• Sex economy
• Shared Dream
• Significant Emotional Event (SEE)
• SNARC effect
• Social anhedonia - already partially covered in e.g. the article on Schizotypy, but a new article would be a good idea. Mearcstapa (talk) 16:53, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
• Social cues
• Social deprivation - Nestor Navarro
• Social Psychology of Creativity
• Societal attitudes towards pedophilia
• Solution-orientation see [111]
• Source monitoring, memory framework that accounts for memory distortion
• Spontaneous trait inference
• Staff Observation Agression Scale (SOAS)
• Sylvan Contemplation
• Sympathy illness or Sympathy pain or Sympathy sickness (redirect all into one, perhaps the scientific name if it has one)

T-Z

• Task cohesion
• Teloi
• Test of Word Reading Efficiency (TOWRE)
• Theomonistik
• Three-term Contingency
• Toonophilia
• Toxic Personalities
• Trail-making test
• Training prospects
• "Truman Show Delusion" Term used by Dr.s Joel and Ian Gold of Montreal to describe a mental illness where patients believe they are subjects of their own reality TV shows
• unmitigated communion
• Verbal judo, also relates to social intelligence
• Verbal memory
• Versatility
• Video games as stress relief
• Women psychology does this mean "psychology of women" or "feminine psychology"
• Zeitgaber, as related to social intelligence, see Daniel Goleman's work [112]

Religion

Biographies topics now have their own page: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Biographies. Please add all Religious figures there.

Spiritualism, cults, uncategorizable sects

A-B

• Agrippan Trilemma
• Atermdeism - (no Google hits)
• Antonio Vazquez Alba
• Autopergamene; self parchment; blood written on skin
• AvatarEPC One of my coworkers belongs to this new-age cult-like group http://www.avatarepc.com/
• Beni Abraham - "Hebrew-Christian" sect
• Bilphism - mentioned a lot in Fitzgerald's "Beautiful and Damned"
• Biokinesis(the manipulation of genetics and/or life force via psychokinetic ability)
• Bobo Shanti
• Book of Ratziel - Kabbalah text
• Bush arbor

C-F

• Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute
• Canadian Council of Christians and Jews
• Ceremonial Magic & The Power of Evocation (Joseph C. Lisiewski, occultist)
• Christian Media
• Church of the Age of Reason
• Church of the Divine Lotus [113]
• Church of the Tree of Life as mentioned in Legal Highs by Adam Gottlieb and other texts. Was based in San Francisco.
• Cup of Trembling - Christian metaphor
• Dahnhak - as in Dahank yoga?
• The Eye in the Hand - religious icon in Native America, Asia, Middle-East
• Evangelical Truth
• Falútli
• Fire of Molech - cf Moloch
• First Friday devotion
• Free Will Astrology (newspaper and web column)

G-L

• Geniism (Vietnamese spirituality)
• Goligher Circle - spiritualist group in Ireland
• Hawzah - Quranic studies?
• healing ministry
• Holier than thou - just the idiom?
• Idealistic Pantheism
• Indonesian Buddhism
• Ikiz Mabut Religion Polytheistic religion based around twin gods.
• John de Ruiter - philosopher turned Messianic figure
• Kolbrin bible, mentioned at Talk:Nibiru_(myth)

M-Q

• Marked Men for Christ
• The Martinus Institute provides information on Martinus Cosmology in various languages.
• Martin Zender An out spoken author on religion and spirituality.
• Meivazhi Salai is a center of real spiritual culture which has residents drawn from various castes and communities and walks of life. They are all persons who have taken rebirth in their spiritual body and developed themselves in the spiritual path; nay, not even one, whose heart has not been illuminated, lives here. They have been initiated into the mysteries of Jeeva or Atmam
• Michael Sharp - religious author
• Morality and religion(/religion and morality/religion and ethics/ethics and religion)
• New Testament Christian College
• New Church of the Light A religious sect that followed the teachings of Arther Leonus and encouraged free religious debate.
• Old Adam - theological concept - humankind's unrepentant nature

• Panenhenic mysticism
• Pilgrimage church
• Postcolonial Critique

R-S

• Rational Piety
• Recollections in Christianity
• Rock Water - ?
• S-Anon/S-Ateen[114]
• School of Metaphysics their official site is http://www.som.org
• Scripturalism
• Seal of Secrecy
• Sedona Method - "inner peace, self-help" mental/spiritual program
• Shining Ones - spiritualist entity?
• ShinYat Tong Moral Association
• Shivasina - relaxation phase after yoga exercise
• Simple Abundance
• Sphireif - A little known religion that basses its teachings on a book called The Way. The original copy of The Way was thought to be written some time within the last 300 years.

T-Z

• T'ai-Shang Kan-Ying P'ien (Taoist treatise on ethics)
• Temperance revolution - cf Temperance movement, Prohibition
• Temple of Anarchism - notable Southern Ontario cult known for it's influence in regional politics.
• The Independents (European activist group) - YouTube channel - An activist group dedicated to stamping out the religion (of debated status) Scientology, also see Anonymous (group)
• The True Faith Jehovah’s Witnesses Association - http://the-true-jw.oltenia.ro/
• Thomas Muthee - http://www.mahalo.com/Thomas_Muthee (Bishop in the religious movement Sarah Palin belongs to)
• True Alternative - "subversive alternative paradigm"
• Voces Mysticae - glossolalia?
• Wesleyan Society
• Worship of the Ancient Seventh Planet (Canadian religious cult)
• Well cultures, particularly with reference to well culture in Wales, see reference to ancient well in discussion Mynytho.
• Xi Fang
• Yansa

Other/ Misc (if you are unsure)

• Klêidouchos, "Keeper of the Keys"
• charter myths
• Woronieckis --puported relion of Andrea Yates and her Husband---see cnn.com article on her not being insane
• Tirukurral-the Tamil saint and his sayings
• Angels Of Punishment
• Church Of The Members
• Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme
• Mombobo
• multiple souls
• Olifat trickster god who brought fire in Micronesian mythology
• Whitesides
• Yomeigaku
• YMCA Camp Widjiwagan
• designer religion
• Shoop da Whoop
• Kabalarians
• Pâris (greek mythology)
• Temple of the Lord's Grace
• Liquid Church [115]
• Eboo Patel
• Interfaith Youth Core
• Religion in Croatia
• Religion in Slovenia
• Emissaries of Divine Light
• Servants Of the Light ?
• Universal Church of Metaphysics [116]
• Skjulte Skatters Forlag -- Publishing house operated by Smith's Friends which publishes a number of monthly magazines, books and multimedia publications.
• Wellclose Square Dissenting Academy (cited in Joshua Toulmin).
• Scepticism inc Novel by Bo Fowler on organized religion
• Group Magazine
• Timeline of world religions
• Innatheism
• Orphic Egg
• Darkside Collective Ministry International [117]
• Church of Virus - A church based off of memetics - Church of Virus
• Religious inclusivity
• office chaplain - referred-to by NBC news story that ran on 04/05/2007
• Morality and religion/religion and morality/religion and ethics/ethics and religion)
• Redefine God a 21st century approach to defining God as "All That Which Is" ATWI. Uses the Web 2.0 analogy to create Religion 2.0. RG - Redefine God (Religion 2.0)

Judaism

• Yechiel Nahari - One of the greatest Sephardic Cantors ever.
• Adoption in Jewish Halakha - Adoptees and Adopting Families face different requirements in Halakha, in general regarding Tzniut (modest lifestyle), but specifically in regards to Negiah (physical contact) and Yichud (seclusion between a man and a woman, who are not married to each other, in a closed room or a private area).
• Columbus Platform
• Gender roles in Judaism
• Jewlicious Festival - Jewish Festival held in Long Beach, CA every year. Link
• Reformed Tehudic Karaite Judaism
• Miami Platform
• Combined Jewish Philanthropies
• Sword of the Messiah (in Judaism and Christianity)
• expand of ihud/ichud (see Cultural Zionism, Martin Buber, Fawzi Faisal al-Husaini, brit shalom, New Palestine, etc.)
• Only Simchas (refers to the website onlysimchas.com - this has become something of a cultural phenomenon in the orthodox Jewish world. Its ubiquity for posting engagements and life cycle events seems unparalleled for an online forum.)
• Ibn Daub - Torah commentator
• Integral Judaism
• Integral Kabbalah
• jeshida--highest-/holy-spirit/oversoul? How is it spelled?
• chayah--(vehicle of) spirit? How is it spelled?
• biberhut (biber hut; See also Hassidic Judaism) -
• expand of Jewish music
• expand of Yiddish culture (Yiddish literature, Yiddish theatre, Yiddish music)
• Sagi nahor - Jewish theologian Yitzchak Sagi-Nahor?
• Shabbat dinner
• Spiritual Zionism, Spiritual Center/Spiritual Centre (Ahad Haam)
• Porat Yosef (Hendon)
• Tachmonite - tribe mentioned in 2 Samuel 23:8
• World Congress of Jewish Studies
• Yizkor book - memorial books created by Holocaust survivors to honor destroyed communities
• Yaskil Avdi, a work of Jewish law (halacha). Other than that, I don't know much about it.
• Yom Kippur Katan

History, others

• Minsk Ghetto
• Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin, in Berlin
• The Guggenheim Las Vegas (closed January 2003)
• Suzanne HAÏK-VANTOURA
• expand and redlinks of Winternitz

Synagogues

(see Category:Synagogues)

• Chasam Sopher Synagogue, NYC
• Fifth Avenue Synagogue, NYC
• expand & translation of Leopoldstädter Tempel
• expand & translation of Stadttempel from Josefov (Prague): Klaus Synagogue (Klausova synagoga) Pinkas Synagogue (Pinkasova synagoga)Spanish Synagogue (Španelská synagoga)Old Jewish Cemetery
• kol-haneshamah (See http://www.kol-haneshamah.org/ seattle)
• Kehilat Romemu (See http://www.romemu.org/ NYC)
• Scolanova Synagogue, Trani Italy
• The Temple (Atlanta, Georgia), The Temple (Atlanta, Georgia)

Jewish communities

• Mashadi
• Boksze(pl:Boksze) (Poland)
• Bus'k(Ukraine)
• Judendorf
• Ottynia / Otynia / Otynya, Ukraine ([118])
• Tolmak, Ukraine
• Turetz near Novogrudek (now--?)
• Josefov (Jaroměř) de:Josefov (Jaroměř)

Hinduism

• Aadheenam
• Church of the New Dispensation (Bengali: Naba Vidhan, Sanskrit: Nava Vidhana) -- founded by Bengali philosopher Keshub Chandra Sen; combines Hindu philosophy with Christian theology
• Bodayanam
• Brahmarakshasa - some sort of Hindu ghost?
• City Hindus Network
• Gotraspeak - incorporate in Gotra (Hindu clan)?
• Gurdwara NanakLama Sikkim India
• Hindu Education Foundation
• Hinduism and Science
• Hinduism in Hong Kong
• Hinduism in Minnesota
• Hinduism in New Jersey
• Hinduism in New York
• Hinduism in California
• Hinduism in Pennsylvania
• Hinduism in Texas
• Hinduism in Wales
• Hinduism in Taiwan
• Lakini - An Indian goddess.
• Lord Bhavanishankara- This diety repeatedly appears in articles related to the Chitrapur Saraswat Brahmin Community
• Mahabhashyam
• Naramdev
• Pura Gunung Kawi in Sebatu, Indonesia
• Satchidanandam (doesn't this equal Satchitananda?)
• Shree Swami Abhiramdasji Tyagi
• Soniferous ether - akasa? Hindu concept? Akashic_records ?
• Tigoupalagar
• World Yoga Expo Major annual Yoga event. First of its kind. Began in 2003, now a US Yoga tradition. Please refer to http://www.yogaexpo.com/
• Yaazhi
• Yukta ?

Hindu Mythology

• Rishi Kowndinya
• Balamma
• Dhwaja stambha
• Dushana
• Dvarabalagar
• Harshiddhi maata
• Hayasirsa
• Ishna
• Jatavedas (one name of Shiva from Rig Veda)
• Kumbhini
• Maradia Lawana
• NallaPochamma
• Nookambica (goddess)
• Peddamma
• Pochamma
• Ramakavaca
• Shikotar Maata
• Tarakasur
• Vhaanvati maata
• Girijesh (one name of Shiva (Girija+ish))

Islam

Note: many of these are just Arabic phrases that have a simple English definitions or are alternate transliterations; consider placing some at Wiktionary and making some redirects.

To look for technical Islamic terms lacking an article, check for red-linked terms in the following article: Glossary of Islamic terms in Arabic. Words listed here which are redundant to the glossary will be removed.

A-H

• Abduhu Muhammad
• Abdullah Ahdal
• al-battoulah
• Al-Eman University Islamic education center in Yemen
• Al-Het
• Amaan - a pledge of security given by a Muslim on behalf of a Musta'min (non-Muslim traveller in a Muslim country.)
• Backyard mosque - Islam building of muslim immigrants
• Better Than a Thousand Months ((a book, author unknown))
• Farsakh
• Faruq
• Fidyah
• Foroo-e-Din
• Ghelina
• Habib 'Ali al-Jifri
• Halif
• Halq
• Halqah
• Haud-e-Kauthar
• Hijr-e-Ismaaeel

I-M

• Islam in the Bahamas
• Islam in Saint Kitts and Nevis
• Islam in Saint Lucia
• Islam in Norfolk Island
• Islam in Guam
• Islam in Kiribati
• Islam in the Marshall Islands
• Islam in the Northern Mariana Islands
• Islam in the Federated States of Micronesia
• Islam in Nauru
• Islam in Palau
• Islam in American Samoa
• Islam in the Cook Islands
• Islam in French Polynesia
• Islam in Niue
• Islam in the Pitcairn Islands
• Islam in Samoa
• Islam in Tuvalu
• Islam in Wallis and Futuna
• Islam in Tokelau
• Islam FAQ
• Islam: An Introduction A book by Annemarie Schimmel.
• Islamic humor
• Istinja
• Jahmite
• Jalal-ud-din Sukh Bokhari
• Jalq
• Jihadiyya
• Jihad Fil Islam a book by Abul Ala Maududi
• Latmiyas
• List of Islamic Schools of Jurisprudence
• Maizbhandar Sharif
• Maqame-e-Ibrahim
• Ma'zur
• Mu'aamalaat
• Mu'aasharat
• Mu'jizah
• Musad'afin
• Musalaymah
• Musalli
• Mushawarah
• Muslim Footballer

N-R

• Nahi anil Munkar
• Nasab
• Non-Islamic Sufism
• Otine
• Qadha
• Qard
• Qira-at
• Qurbaani
• Qurbat
• Rida Rashid
• Riqa

S-Z

• Satr
• Stone Of Good Fortune
• Subah saadiq
• Suffah
• Suhuf
• Surmah
• Tahur
• Wakil
• Yahya ibn Mu'adh
• Baye Fall - the Muslim brotherhoods of Senegal, an interpretation of sufism originating in Touba, Senegal from the teachings of Cheikh Amadou Bamba and Cheikh Ibrahima 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.
• Khutbat al bayan - A book by Muslim Ali bin abi talib
• Zainabia. It is a name used in many muslim education centers. What is the origin of this word?
• Islamiyat, courses of study in the basic tenets of Islam. No mentions or explanations of this term or process in any articles on Islam, despite its not infrequent use in Islamic schools and study. [119] [120]
• Ism uwl, Names and Identifiers
• Jafri - Surname of sayyid muslims. I would like to know more about their history.

Christianity

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A-C

• Busted Halo - a Catholic website sponsored by the Paulists geared toward youth (?)
• Catholic Nuns and Sisters - consecrated women in Roman Catholic religious communities
• Catedral Metropolitana de Medellín - es, commons
• Clement Anderson Akrofi, Bible scholar and linguist from Ghana
• Alleluia Community "a multi-denominational people dwelling in unity to build the kingdom of God on earth" - http://www.yeslord.com
• Anglican Board of Mission, Australia The national mission agency of the Anglican Church in Australia (http://www.abmission.org)
• Annunciation Catholic Church

in which diocese? 69.140.164.142 04:40, 9 April 2007 (UTC)

• The Apostolic Church of Faith in Christ Jesus A Restoration Church founded in 1914 in Villa Aldama, Chihuahua. It has its origins in the Assemblies of God Church and is considered part of The Oneness Movement in early 20th Century Mexico.
• Be Part Of Jesus (http://www.BePartOfJesus.com) The Be Part Of Jesus project is a community-based effort to build a mosaic of Jesus on the internet.This is a substantially creative endeavor that allows for the collective expression of individuals' Faith in a new and creative way.
• Bearing Precious Seed (http://bpsmilford.org)
• Louis Berkoff
• Biblical School of World Evangelism (http://bswe.org)
• Bons Chrétiens or Bons Homes
• Brotherly Union of Baptists in Slovakia (http://www.baptist.sk/english/ http://www.baptist.sk)
• Charles Randolph Uncles http://www.nbccongress.org/black-catholic-sprituality/meeting_the_pioneers_of_black_catholicism.asp
• Leslie Wilfrid Brown
• Burgher Oath/Burgher Church (see Anti-Burgher)
• Carmen Valenzuela Founder of The Apostolic Church of Faith in Christ Jesus in 1914 in Villa Aldama, Chihuahua.
• Centre Street Church A prominent church in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Centre Street Church
• ChristianJobs.com (http://www.christianjobs.com/)
• ChurchStaffing.com (http://www.churchstaffing.com)
• Contra Naturam (Aquinas's theories about sexuality)
• Crosscards.com (http://www.crosscards.com/)
• CrossDaily.com (http://www.crossdaily.com/)

D-K

• Door of Death in St Peters Basilica - cf St Peters Basilica#Entrances
• Eaglepoint Covenant Fellowship A prominent church in Kuala Lumpur, Selangorm, Malaysia (http://www.ecf.org.my/)
• Ethiopian cross, history of
• External forum - should initially redirect to ecclesiastical court until somebody gets around to writing a full article.
• Eusebio Joaquín Flores, founder of The Light of the World Church in 1926 in Guadalajara, Jalisco.
• The Falwell Game
• First Congregational Church of Milford, MA UCC, www.milfordcongregational.org
• Gift of tears
• Gonfaliere (leader of the Papal armies)
• Gottfried Schütze
• Greek cross, which currently redirects to Cross
• Harold Wildish, British Bible teacher and missionary to Jamaica, in mid-1900s
• Hexenbulle
• Homegoing
• Humane Religion, founded by J. Regina Hyland
• Iglesia de Dios Israelita, Mexican/American Church of Israelite God, so-called "Mexican Jewish" denomination that follows Jewish practices but believes in Christ.
• Iglesia Evangelica Metodista En Las Islas Filipinas
• Inclusive Theology
• Inclusive Church (http://www.inclusivechurch.net/index.html)
• Inclusive Orthodoxy (http://www.inclusiveorthodoxy.org)
• Intercessors of the Lamb (http://www.bellweatheromaha.org)
• International Children's Bible A Bible translation geared toward children. Wiktionary article
• Irish Blessing
• Je-Hoshua
• Jesuism
• Jesusism
• Judas Gate
• Karabrio
• Korean Church in America

L-R

• Lady Mass - A type of Votive Mass, popular around the early 16th Cent. A number of masses set to music were written for this type of mass, including Missa de Beata Virgine (Josquin) and possibly Messe de Nostre Dame.
• Lake Avenue Church Pasadena, California
• Lessing's Ditch (Gotthold Lessing) between the contingent truths of history and the necessary truths of reason.Explanation and contemporary effects.
• LightSource.com (http://www.lightsource.com/)
• List of Gothic cathedrals of Europe
• Miktam
• Models of the Church The six major models of the Catholic Church
• Monte Christo Ministries A ministry in Paarl, South Africa that emphasizes the spreading of the Gospel in multiple indigenous cultures. MonteChristoMinistries.com
• Malbis Memorial Church- Greek Orthodox Church constructed as a memorial to Jason Malbis. Baldwin County, Alabama
• Nova Legenda Angliae - 16th century collection of biographies of English saints
• The Oneness Movement A Pentecostal Restoration movement that took place in northern Mexico in the early part of the 20th Century. Two major sects associated with this movement are The Light of the World Church and The Apostolic Church of Faith in Christ Jesus.
• Our Lady of Fatima Statues
• Our Lady of Rosary
• Reverend Vincent Capodanno, A chaplain for the 5th Marines in the Vietnam War.
• Richmond Assembly of God, An Assembly of God in Richmond Australia (http://www.raog.com.au/)
• The River Church at Mall of America
• The Religious Reich
• Rumspringen - Amish tradition

S-Z

• Salem Baptist Church of Chicago Rev. Senator James T. Meeks, Pastor. Large African American Megachurch on Chicago's far south side. http://www.sbcoc.org/
• Santa Maria di Grottaferrata an Italo-Albanian Catholic territorial abbey in Grottaferrata, near Rome
• St. Mary's Church Champakulam
• St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church (Newport News, VA), 126 year old parish
• SermonSearch.com (http://www.sermonsearch.com)
• Sinai Pericope Exodus 19.1-Numbers 10.10
• St. Mary Bishophill Junior, York St. Mary Bishophill Junior, York.
• Stechak Monolithic stone grave monuments in Bosnia and Croatia http://www.croatianhistory.net/etf/art.html#stechak
• Sum of Saving Knowledge an important part of the Westminster standards.
• The North American Reformed Seminary (TNARS) Completely free seminary http://www.tnars.net
• Theocentric Metanarrative
• Trinity Presbyterian Church - A major church in Lakeland, FL
• True North Community Church
• Ukrainian Youth For Christ
• Visual Diary
• Washed by the Word
• Yorktown Assembly of God
• Zum Kripplein Christi Evangelical Lutheran Church
• Zeph Daniel
• Roman Catholic Diocese of Fajardo–Humacao - newly erected Diocese in Puerto Rico
• Dojuku, Japanese class of people, defined by CR Boxer as 'acolyte or catechist'
• Congregation of Universal Wisdom
• Dynamics of Faith, a classic book by theologian Paul Tillich
• Ancient history of Christianity
• Medieval history of Christianity
• Modern history of Christianity
• History of the Protestant Reformation - see Protestant Reformation?
• International Circle of Faith - A Pentecostal Denomination
• Modern religiosity, I would like to know more about this term and what it means. Try Religiosity? Or try to fix that article?
• 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.
• Apostolic Pentecostal, I would like to know what it is. Try Apostolic Pentecostal Church?
• 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?
• Cincinnati Catholic Schools or Catholic Schools of Cincinnati, Search link needed to coincide with listing under Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
• Apostolic World Christian Fellowship (reference?)
• Historicity of Moses - the treatment of the subject in the Moses article is extremely thin.
• Radical discipleship
• God's Book of Eskra - what is it and how does it relate to the New Testament and the Bible in general?
• Intercessors of the Lamb - Order of priests, nuns, and laypersons based out of Omaha,Nebraska.
• Charity Christian Fellowship or Charity Ministries - A Christian organization based on Anabaptist beliefs that has been the center of controversy and much national popularity due to their Charity Gospel Tape Ministries.
• Catholic Church and Francisco Franco or Relationship between Catholic Church and Francisco Franco - The relationship between the Spanish Catholic Church and Franco during the Spanish Civil War and his regime is notable enough and "big" enough to give a good article. I need help to put somewhere the article of Cassià Maria Just, who was one of Franco's strongest oppositors in the Church.
• Christian deism
• Biblical art - note Category:Biblical art.
• Kristo no Hakka ?
• 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)
• Spirit and Song a widely popular Catholic youth music publisher
• St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church (Newport News, VA), 126 year old parish
• Iglesia de Dios Israelita, Mexican/American Church of Israelite God, so-called "Mexican Jewish" denomination that follows Jewish practices but believes in Christ.
• St. Mary's Church Champakulam
• Contra Naturam (Aquinas's theories about sexuality)
• Amor intellectualis Dei
• Catholic Secular Forum
• Dominican Nuns of Summit, New Jersey
• Harshmanites - Christian sect in Illinois
• Hymn board - placard which lists agenda of song/psalms for Christian service
• Karl Busse - (1872-1918) hymn composer?
• List of papal names - What names did the popes use? Who first used them, and why were they used? (like Pope Benedict XVI having chosen his name in honour of Pope Benedict XV and Saint Benedict of Nursia.
• Missionary Society of St. Paul Roman Catholic order of priests from Nigeria.
• Nicodemite - In the sense used in John Calvin's writings and other discussions of that time, possibly also in the broader modern sense
• Paulism
• Seeker movement (sometimes associated with Purpose Driven)
• Terribilis est locus iste - cf Church of Mary Magdalene, Rennes-le-Château

Buddhism, Shinto, and Taoism

• Ajaan Paññava ?
• Atavaka
• Buddhism in Finland
• Buddhism in New Zealand
• Buddhist Holy Day -- Holiday#Buddhist_holidays
• Buddhist mysticism
• Chinese temple tile
• Chung Tai monastery
• Days of Mindfulness
• Dhammavadaka Sutra
• Dhammayutti Nikaya: usual Pali spelling Dhammayutta Nikaya: transliteration of Thai seems to vary & there are also Cambodian & Lao branches
• Do Khyentse Yeshe Dorje (a Tibetan mystic who lived in the 19th century)
• Garchen Rinpoche
• Ishvara Francisc Maitreya
• Jandice
• Jenang type of Tibetan empowerment... link to empowerment like Wang page?
• Kwan seum bosal -- Korean for Guan Yin
• Mizuko in the Shinto religion
• Nubri- Tibetan region and language of Northern Nepal -- Nubri is redlink in List of Tibeto-Burman languages
• Paccekabuddhahood red link in Bodhisattva.
• Pancha Lama Religious leader of Tibet, traditionally coequal with the Dalai Lama -- See Panchen Lama
• Semo Tseyang Palmo
• Shakya Muni, zen teacher -- Shakyamuni exists, not sure if this is the "Zen teacher" wanted; Shakyamuni (variously transliterated) is simply a title of the historical Buddha (common in Mahayana, unusual in Theravada); naturally Zen, like every other form of Buddhism, regards him as its founder
• Zurmang gharwang
• Monjes Budistas - Tibetan Buddhist music group
• Gozumezu A mythological demon in the Buddhist hell
• Taiping jing - Ancient Daoist text, incorporate in the foundations of this belief in ancient China.
• Conditioned Arising (Buddhism}
• Poson Full Moon Commemorates the introduction of Buddhism to Sri Lanka.
• Wu Yi Mountain (see previously wrong link in Taoism)

Ayyavazhi

• Muttappathi Vinchai
• Nizhal Thangals in Tamil Nadu
• Ayyavazhi philosophy
• Historicity of Vaikundar
• Ayyavazhi wedding
• Ayyavazhi and Christianity
• Fifty-five Rishis (ta:ஐம்பத்தைந்து ரிஷிகள்)
• Mallosi vahanan

Sikhism

• Maghi
• Meditative Inquiry
• Pangat
• Sehra bandi
• Sikh wedding
• Springwater Center
• Sikh Gudwaras in United States
• Thara sahib - a seat where the Guru once sat?

Wicca, Paganism, and Traditional Religions

• Alder Man (Leib-olmai) - Finnish pagan deity
• Dolbor ritual - Buryat/Siberian lower world journey to retrieve a lost soul
• Kitchen Witches Wiccans that create spells with onhand ingredients.
• Lifting of the Veil (The end of the world in wiccan and otherkin religion)
• Lokean neopagan worship of Norse god Loki
• Mait'tête - mystical figure in Santeria/voodoo/etc.
• Odin Brotherhood a pagan religion/secret society devoted to the Norse gods and goddesses[121]
• Prapiroon - Thai Rain God
• Primal Indigenous - category of traditional religions
• neopagan view of marriage

Satanist sects

• Dark Lily
• The Order of the Nine Angels
• Order of the Black Ram
• Darkside Collective Ministry International
• Church of War
• Profeta de Gentileza article exists in Portugues Wikipedia
• Sorphism worshipers of a god called 'lackathin'
• Astanphaeus - an angel
• Francis' superior pagans movement of Bradninch

Other specific religions

• Manichaeism in China
• Zoroastrianism in China
• Gunasthanas - in Jainism, the 14 successive stages of perfection that one must go through to uplift the spirit. Principally achieved by meditating and observance.
• Iyaman (In Rastafarism)
• Novat Kovot - religion in Cameroon.

Society / Culture

• The Art of the Novel: by Kundera, Milan
• Adults with AS as parents - see Asperger Syndrome
• Affranchise, [122], [123]
• Afterguard, [124]
• Asperger marriage - A term that defines a marriage where either one of the spouses are autistic or both spouses are autistic. see [125]
• Autistic bashing -
• Anteambulo - visit and see freewebs.com/webby407/LexiconInProgress.
• Barshchina - see Definition of Barshchina
• Bromance - platonic friendship between two males Time Seattle Times
• Butterville - micronation in Anchorage, Alaska. [126]not the hamlet in New York
• 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
• Co-Creation A group's ability to reflect and amplify common beliefs about themselves and reality. Especially common in religious context.
• 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 -
• Collectif la vieille Valette - A self-supporting squat community. http://collectif.valette.free.fr/ has information, but it's in french.
• Demographic winter
• Disabled parenting
• Food circle
• Gender categorization
• German Society for Eugenics
• Group home controversies - see [127]
• Gray Society
• Hobereaux - The petty provincial nobility of the Ancien Régime in France)
• Immigration to Sweden
• Known to the community - phrase is used on hospital records
• laotong relation in China
• Living Word Church -
• Lol Society - A society that is characterised by internet epitaphs rather than physical human interaction
• Methodological functionalism - The concept that society is the result of the aggregation of it's individuals' decisions/actions. A direct response to Functionalism.
• Momism - Neologism describing the cult of motherhood, associated with the 1950s era novelist and essayist Philip Gordon Wylie
• Neurocam International: There used to be an article about this topic, but now it's gone. The phenomenon (apparently a massive art project or sociological experiment) keeps evolving and has released much more information that in previous years.
• New Masonic Expressions
• Non-vaccing
• Medieval fashion/Clothing
• Medieval hygiene
• National Strike Information Center at Brandeis University 1970
• Power name -
• Tesseria, Kingdom of - New Zealand Micronation.
• Generation 0
• Shiloh Kalona or Shiloh Kalona Iowa Cult -
• Singapore Kindness Movement
• Social Bond Theory-Criminology
• Social issues in France
• Urban homesteading - 'A new movement, called "urban homesteading," can be viewed as a simple living lifestyle, incorporating small-scale agriculture, sustainable and permaculture gardening, and home food production and storage into suburban or city living.' (from Wiki's entry on Homesteading but the link to urban homesteading is dead). Google brings up lots of info eg the Dervaes family in America who are big in the movement.
• Volunteer Simplicity - Do you mean Voluntary Simplicity?
• Puppy shower - (same as baby shower but for a puppy)
• Attendance pressure - Feeling pressured to attend work when not being well
• Tamizdat - Samizdat?
• Understanding women

Cultural Practices, Customs and Folkways

• Anuzutica
• Arrephoroi -
• Azande witchcraft -
• Bleigiessen (Bleigiessen) -
• Bran pie (Bran-pie) -
• Bitch session -
• Champion of England -
• Chinese pirates -
• Chinese table manners -
• Columbia Washboard Company - The last washboard company in US
• Cow pinch
• Death knell - the tolling of a bell announcing death
• Driving etiquette -
• California Driver's Handbook
• Family nudity -
• First Christian Fellowship of Eternal Sovereignty -
• Fita do Bonfim - translated from pt:Fita do Bonfim
• Fonkong
• Gallopalooza -
• Gangster culture -
• Garden Hermits -
• Geronticide
• hairy eyeball
• historical beings -
• Hombre del Saco -
• Honoured worker (Honorary title awarded in the Soviet Union) -
• Indo-Caucasian -
• Ingidoodle -
• Iowaska
• jack-o'-lantern syndrome -
• Jñatjo
• Kagiya
• Living Word Church
• Majenca (cultural May festival of San Dorligo della Valle) -
• Manteis - [128], Greek μάντις
• Nympholepsy
• Origins of marriage redlinked from Marriage#History. Potential source from that article: Westermarck, Edward Alexander (1903). The History of Human Marriage. Macmillan and Co., Ltd., London. ISBN 1402185480 (reprint). {{cite book}}: Check |isbn= value: invalid character (help)
• Paper Plate Awards - US Culture
• Perth Regatta Day -
• Pre-engagement
• Rock water
• Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav -
• Sixth Sun
• Southern Aristocrat -
• Sparrow tattoo - e.g. [129]
• Tandem nursing
• Thakkars -
• Teenage marriage -
• Twin goddesses (anatolian civilizations)
• Zen-Touch Shiatsu modernization of traditional healing practice

Holidays

• The Association of Independent Tour Operators (AITO). A trade association of over 150 independent and specialist travel companies. (Official Website)
• Battle of Britain Sunday
• Battle of the Atlantic Sunday
• Beach Week
• Callach
• Camerone Day
• Christmahanakwanzaka -- possibly you mean Ramahanukwanzmas ?
• Himmelfart
• Mayfest - an annual non-profit fund-raising festival in Fort Worth, Texas (Official Website)
• National Cheese Day
• National Penis Day - This is a National holiday in New Zealand, celebrated on September 4th
• National Walk in Slow Motion for 5 Minutes Day
• Inside-Out Shirt Day
• Christmas in Hawaii
• International Pizza Punk Day (December 26)
• International Cake Day Celebration of Cake with friends of different nations on the second Saturday of December.
• List of Religious Holidays Taking Place in December
• Fastnaucht Day Pennsylvania Dutch, also called Fat Tuesday, using up lard for lent by making a type of donut called fastnauchts. some info can be found here: http://www.wnep.com/Global/story.asp?S=2917435
• Take your kid to Work Day Might not be a national holiday.
• Steak and BlowJob day March 14th, paired with Valentines Day - geared towards men
• FMCFMH Day April 3rd, Feed Me Chocolate, Fuck Me Hard Day - a more straighforward approach to Valentines Day, geared towards women.
• National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day December 7th
• id-el-maulud National Holiday in Nigeria
• Holiday/Hotel definitions Per Person, Twin Share etc
• Potato Break A holiday for students in Victoria and Carleton counties in New Brunswick, Canada in which they are given two weeks off in September to help farmers by working in the potato fields.
• Chrismakwanzika Mash up of December bound holidays.
• Cat Pet Day '95 (April 30) The last and probably the most important in the Cat Pet Day series of events. Definitely encyclopedia worthy
• Unofficial St. Patrick's Day (March 10, 2008) 'Unofficial' is a University of Illinois holiday that was created by Scott Cochrane, executive of Cochrane Enterprises, to make money off St. Patrick's Day because the regular St. Patrick's Day occurs during Spring Break
• Cheese Weasel Day April 3rd, the holiday where the Cheese Weasel brings dairy goodness to all the good boys and girls in the tech industry
• Pub golf

Folklore/Folkloristics

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• Archive of American Folksong -
• Ball-tailed cat - creature of folklore
• California Folklore Society -
• CityLore
• European ethnology
• Fair Rosalinda -
• fenario -
• Festival of American Folklife -
• Foulke monster
• Goofus bird
• Government Assistance for the Unemployable -
• Gumberoo -
• Impakta
• Journal of American Folklore -
• Kenmore Grassman- mysterious creature in Akron, Ohio
• Life-cycle rituals -
• Motif (folkloristics) -
• Motif index
• National Cowboy Poetry Gathering
• New Jersey Folklore Society
• New York Folklore Society
• Occupational folklife
• Philosophy of praxis
• Special Containment Procedures, a series of fictional governmental documents detailing the handling of various supernatural and otherwise anomalous objects and entities.
• Snake lore
• Shagmaw
• Stregoni benefici - possibly an Italian good vampire, but more possibly Carlisle Cullen from the Twilight series. It is currently a redirect, but I left it on this page in case anyone finds any compelling information on the subject to remove the redirect.
• Tale-type
• Tennessee Folklore Society

Mythology

• Ahkiyyini - [French]
• Alastyn - [French] and [Italian]
• Anguane - [German] and [Italian]
• Arragoussets - [French]
• Aufhocker - [German], also mentioned in the Ork (folklore) article
• Augurey - [German]
• Aure (legendary creature) not Aure - [Italian]
• Avurie - [Italian]
• Azazez
• Bahkauv - [German]
• Bergmönch - [German]
• Biddrina - [Italian]
• Brogmoidism
• Bucentaur (legendary creature) aka Bull Centaur - [French]
• Cenocroca - [Italian]
• Cucuio - [Dutch]
• Erdhenne
• Felys
• Fenixmännlein - [German]
• Foglionco - [Italian]
• Graoully - [French] and [German]
• Hak (mythology) - Egyptian deity, son of Khnum and Neith. Worshipped in ancient Esna.
• Hai Ho Shang - [French]
• Hercynian stag - [Dutch]
• Hrosshveli - [French]
• Idise - [German]
• Imrahma
• Jurjung-Aiyiyi-Toijon
• Lhiannon Sidhe
• List of myth-related etymologies
• Little Horn
• Longana (legendary creature) not Longana - [Italian]
• Lycaean Pan
• Macachera - [French]
• Madera (legendary creature) not Madera - [French]
• Mahoraga - Mentioned here
• Mang-gon - [German]
• Marabbecca - [Italian]
• Mazapégul - [Italian]
• Mazaròl - [Italian]
• Merope
• Monaciello - [French]
• Moʻo [130] [131]
• Mythological cosmologies
• Milpreve- (druid stone)
• Nachtkrabb
• Night Strike
• Odontotyrannos - [Dutch]
• Picolaton - [French]
• Pou-garou - Acadian (Cajun) term for were-chicken
• Rathgrith
• Rauhe Else - [German]
• Rei'd Wuvendirmæn Muel'n
• Rynkar - Norse god of time, only god listed on the List of Norse gods and goddesses page to not have its own page. Started in my sandbox. Please help contribute!
• Scultone - [Italian], also mentioned on Dragon
• Serpente Regolo - [Italian]
• Sommeltjes - [Dutch]
• Sooterkin
• Spirit wife
• Squasc - [Italian]
• Stinthengst - [German]
• Tatari Gami - [French]
• Tscharana
• Vishap - [German]
• "Vleesetende stier" - It's in the [Dutch] Wikipedia, the description sounds like something out of a bestiary, but I can't find the original name Pfhreak (talk) 03:04, 10 April 2008 (UTC)
• Voirloups - [French]
• Vuivre - [Italian]
• Welthund - [German]
• Winselmutter - [German]
• Wulgaru (or possibly woolagaroo)
• Wurzelwicht - [German]
• Zin (legendary creature) not Zin - [Italian]
• Ziphius (legendary creature) not Ziphius - [Dutch]

Identity politics

• Bodily regimes -
• Bombay Express -
• 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-
• Gang life - street gangs and their customs/cultures
• Berkeley Riots - Riots of the 60s and 70s in Berkeley California
• Nevernude -does this exist outside of the TV show Arrested Development?
• Belgitude - Belgian single identity development as a cultural phenomenon as opposed to Belgian cultural separatism between French and Dutch speaking communities. Or: a hiatus in seperate Flemish and/or Wallonian culture study and policy (eg media and cultural institution partition vs multicultural and unorganized Belgitude).

Feminism

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• Female privilege-
• Anti-essentialism -
• Capitalist patriarchy -
• dominant narrative -
• Feminism in Canada -
• Trans Misogyny -
• Feminist pedagogy -
• Feminist sexuality-
• formal equality -
• Gender Dissolv - a feminist/anarchist/viral marketing movement currently taking place at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, directed and documented by a lone blog site: genderdissolv.blogspot.com
• National Conference of Women (Houston, TX, 1977) -
• Swan girl -
• Amazon Woman -
• subjugated knowledges -
• Thursdays in Black -
• Gender and Development (GAD) -
• Neo-Feminism -
• Metaformic Theory - theory that menstruation informed/created culture. (Resources include the book Blood, Bread, and Roses by Judy Grahn, the websites metaformia.org and serpentina.org, and classes at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology.)
• Ottoman Feminist Movement/ Ottoman Women's Movement/ Ottoman Suffragists
• Pink Ghetto, The -
• poststructuralist feminism -
• strawfeminism -
• substantive equality -
• third space -
• Third World Conference on Women -
• Women in Development (WID) -
• Women in the punk scene
• 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
• Women's Joint Congressional Committee -
• List of American Women's Firsts
• Allan Johnson - The Gender Knot
• safe space
• Gadhav Dukker Marathi Supporting Party new Shiv Sena party for Marathi ghati women.
• Solidarite Feminine

Fraternal organizations

• Alpha Sigma Lambda (an Asian American interest fraternity in California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Official Website) (not to be confused with the national honor society)
• Modern Skins (a fraternal organization based out of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
• Anti-Masonic War
• Cable tow (in the Freemasonry sense)
• The Cerne Society
• Drinking society
• Harugari (D.O.H.)
• Inomini Paratus  ?
• The Jungstadt
• Pink Hat Society
• Poulain de la Barre ?
• Fellowship of the Rock
• The Order of Thelemic Knights
• The Order of The Jarls of Baelder (and see theArktion Federation above)
• The Thelemic Gnostic Church of Alexandria
• Phi Boota roota
• Phi Sigma Delta (merged with Zeta Beta Tau in 1969)
• UNSW Medical Society
• Gamma Beta (ΓΒ - The only recognized Asian-Interest fraternity at the University of Texas at Austin)
• Lambda Pi Upsilon (National Sorority NALFO-affiliated)
• Southern Illinois University Carbondale Greek Organizations

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender

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• Transgender laws of the world: An equivalent of Homosexuality_laws_of_the_world. The two are not the same and differ greatly. Note: see Category:Transgender law.
• Sean Cody - porn star and director of porn movies
• Buddy G, My Two Moms and Me (First animated cartoon starring a character with 2 parents of the same gender.)[132][133][134] [135][136][137]
• Cymbrogi: "Brothers of the heart." - [138]
• Heinz Heger see: it:Heinz Heger
• Hetero Holdouts - [139]
• POZ magazine
• Thai Gay History
• Transgender activism
• One Iowa (LGBT advocacy organization)
• Michigan Equality (LGBT advocacy organization)
• Hein Kleinbooi - postcolonial queer writer from South Africa
• Taberer Report - 1907 report by H.M. Taberer which demonstrated evidence of male same-sex relationships in gold mines near Johannesburg.
• LGNY - Lesbian and Gay magazine
• QW - gay magazine
• Gay Lib v. University of Missouri
• Satan's Harvest Home - a 1794 book on sodomy in England
• Albatross, a US lesbian magazine.
• Lesbian Feminist Liberation, US lesbian organisation in the 1970s.
• Vagina, a US lesbian journal in the 1970s.
• Wishing Well, a US lesbian quarterly in the mid-1970s, devoted to personal ads.
• Dykes, Disability, and Stuff, US lesbian magazine in the 1980s.
• Gay and Lesbian Outreach to Elders, US G&L rights organisation for elders.
• Senior Action in a Gay Environment, US G&L rights organisation for elders.
• GLBTI ally, a person (perhaps part of a network at a University) who is sympathetic towards GLBTI people and/or the GLBTI movement
• Evangelicals Concerned, the U.S. wide network of LGBT and Allied Evangelical Christians, founded by Dr. Ralph Blair
• Chanelle Pickett, an African American transgender woman who was brutally murdered on November 20th, 1995.
• RainbowQ: An Upcoming LGBTQI Site, Geared toward the Community and the Advocacy of LGBTQI Rights. [140]
• Gayness: Please redirect it to Gay, and keep protected. - it is protected but not redirected, just blank.
• Matthew Lush aka GayGod, he is like Jeffree Star who gained a loyal fanbase through online social networking sites like Myspace
• 6 South an underground LGBT society at UCLA
• Friendship and Freedom (1924), first gay magazine in the US
• Schoolboy Crush, LGBT-related film.

Popular Culture

• In Popular Culture
• Chead - (pronounced as ched) A person or animal with no neck or appears to have a head and chest with no neck. Used in a similar context as CANKLES.
• -ster - A suffix added to names to make them sound "cutesy." Similar to the -kun and -chan suffixes in Japanese honorifics.
• atomic picnic
• Beer Gay - Drinking Enough That You Love Everybody Regardless of Age, Gender, Race, Size, Manners, Income, Hygiene, Occupation, etc ..
• corporate samurai: definition, application, and examples -
• Blacklight Posters
• Cowooo ?
• peanut butter and banana sandwiches
• Enchanted, I'm sure: meaning, usage -
• Kasib?
• کاسیب?
• gmart -
• honger ?
• Minet ?
• Misogyny and Reggaeton -
• Post-Irony -
• rail liquor -
• Tap the Robot -
• Teddy Girls -
• That's what she said - popular slang
• Oprah Effect
• Thumb Gen -
• Twinkee house -
• 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 interesting 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)
• Welfare Pluralism
• Bromance -neologism?
• Cyberwhore -
• Hipnoscenti – neologism
• Humphrey the Wayward Whale –
• Hedgerow envy -
• Me Generation -neologism
• Belly cream - ?
• Bigface - ?

Rituals

• An Hero
• Bonanza (UK)
• Buckeye Chuck
• Bull dancing
• Crimson Ceremony
• Che Che Cole (Che Che Kole alternatively)
• Poruwa Ceremony
• Scatomancy
• Kumano-mode
• Sacrificial dagger
• Newtonmas

Paranormal

• Lepufology -according to Google, study of rabbit-related UFO encounters. Joke entry or no?
• List of Science based Paranormal groups in Ohio like www.bsphi.com
• List of Haunted Locations in Whitewater, Massachusetts
• List of Haunted Locations in Wilmington, North Carolina
• List of Haunted Locations in Virginia City, Nevada
• Mark-Age --long-lived American UFO cult. The Norwegian wikipedia has articles on the group and its two founders, but the only mention of them on the English Wikipedia seems to be a brief reference in the Gloria Lee article. [[User:Perodicticus|Perod
• MILABS "Military abductions of alleged UFO abductees"icticus]] 14:28, 6 September 2007 (UTC)
• Paranormal Galway Ghost, a haunted house in Ireland

Unclassified

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A-C

• Awarding body -
• American historiography
• Blog Against Racism Day -
• cassetta - ?
• Chain Factor - ?
• Chiasmic Unity (Nietzche) -
• cinemastrology
• concept horizon / conceptual horizon
• colonisation invasion -
• Coplink – a commercial law enforcement software for data mining, as mentioned in the Washington Post 2008-03-06: [141] or a full text backup [142]
• Creator's Bias -
• Cynergetics -
• African Integration Review
• Alternative Spring Break
• Biotype -
• Cultural broker -
• Chinese Anthropology Indigenous Research Methods - (=Indigenous anthropology in China?)
• Consumption cleavage -
• Class inequality-
• Civic culture-
• Class gap
• Code sheet

D-F

• Demographic suicide
• Deformed chakra -
• Enlargement of the franchise -
• Ever Normal Granary - [Ever-normal_granary]
• Experimental sociology - See [143] AND [144] AND [145] OR [146] AND [147], among many others suggest this is a complex and controversial field that should be better known by the public.
• Deafness around the world How deafness and deaf people are viewed in different societies, also what assistance and opportunities (for work & education, etc.) they have in those societies.

G-K

• Geoarchiving -
• Gender discordance
• Global Warming Industry This would have a lot of NPOV issues. Is there pre-existing authoritative research on this subject, or are there also OR issues?
• Hegemonic bargain -
• History of formal education -
• Honoured worker (Honorary title awarded in the Soviet Union) -
• Hyper Complexity (Sociological theory, maybe Luhmann)
• Humanistica - a type of 15th century Italian cursive.
• Kengkoy - ?
• Kernie Klub - [148]
• Kowalski's Law - law of attraction?
• Great White Father
• Green Police -
• Group glee [149] [150] -
• Kill clock - [151]

L-M

• Latino Left
• Misery Box - weird sexual/masturbatory ritual; black magick
• Mundus Imaginalis ?* Manson Lamp -
• Levelling mechanism (leveling mechanism) - maybe referring to [152], although the term generally comes up in patent applications for e.g. spirit level.

Lincoln Child Center - a non-profit and former orphanage in Oakland, CA

N-S

• Needle Park, Zurich -
• Neighborhood Tokyo, a documentary by anthropologist Theodore Bestor and filmmaker Hajima Skela studying a neighborhood in Tokyo. -Thunderforge (talk) 18:16, 21 September 2008 (UTC)
• NinthState.net -
• Nuclear Emergency Response Team -
• Near East Relief -
• Order Of The Five - ?
• Pantagruelism -- Apparently related to philosophy called the Pantagruel Code: "Social decency and good conduct show themselves most unmistakably in a readiness to spare others of shame and to preserve their dignity." source cited to a 1932 essay by the title of "Pantagruelism" by Albert Jay Nock, in Charles H. Hamilton (ed), The State of the Union: Essays on Social Criticism (Indianapolis: Liberty Press, 1991). I could not locate the essay online but found a wealth of mentions of the term on Google Books; see e.g., [153] The term was also cited to H.L Mencken Notes on Democracy 1926, pp. 172-175, and Minority Report (pp. 231, 233, 211). N2e 21:59, 7 March 2008 (UTC)
• Paper Angels by Ginny Lim 1991 -
• Patternism - This is apparently a method of history analysis developed at Cambridge University in the 1930's. There is essentially nothing on the internet about it, anywhere. It should probably also be mentioned in the "history" article. Leeirons (talk) 22:50, 8 June 2008 (UTC)
• PETI or Prevention of the ethnical treatment of insects
• Planck's principle, philosophy of science -
• Platzspitz -
• PolaTips and The Hooded Bum -
• Ratopolis, 1973 movie directed by Gilles Thérien
• Regulatory Fit -
• Relator (law)
• Religionspeak -
• Scientific colonialism
• Sociophysics -
• Symbolic Glorification/should go under Sociology/Media - as well as Symbolic Annhilation which is a stub -
• Seasons of birth
• Proto-caucasian -
• Practice theory - As relating to cultural anthropology and the study of social structure
• Racial bipolarism
• Realistic group conflict theory
• John Shelton Reed - sociologist of the U.S. South -- four redlinks point to this nonexistent article
• Role distance
• Special Supply
• Social pendulum -
• South American anthropology

T-Z

• Tarantino murders Murder of 2 French research students in the UK on June 29, 2008
• Trading class - a social class which relies on trading rather than money
• transegalitarian
• The Partnership
• The Arm
• Urban Primacy
• Velcro Shoes
• Vietraq
• Vasishtha Purana -arranger of the Vedas?
• Timshel - Hebrew, "thou mayest"
• Traditional Ecological Knowledge -
• Third Industrial Revolution
• Wealth bondage -
• Westernism - a concept developped by Aleksandr Zinovyev

• mmconfig - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - PCI config space access
• Hollywood Halo - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - A Halo 2 machinima clan who used to be at halogrid.com
• Protect A Paw - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - Charity Organization
• Prayer for Judgment Continued - (req. prior 2008-02-16)
• The Diodachi - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - The senior military officers of Alexander the Great who battled over the empire
• Expanded Democracy - (req. prior 2008-02-16)
• Medieval economy - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - _The Structures of Everyday Life_ ISBN: 006-0148-454 by Frenand Braudel : Incrediblely well researched book on life during medieval times. bk: 1 of 3 == _Wheels of Commerce_ ISBN: 0060150942 by Frenand Braudel == _Civilization & Capitialism_ ISBN: 0060148454
• Historicity of Moses - (needs a better article name, perhaps this should be discussed at Talk:Moses?) the treatment of the subject in the Moses article is extremely thin.
• Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Incorporated - (req. 2008-04-04) - African-American social fellowship (fraternity) created in the 60's and thrived for over 40+ years. Founded on October 12, 1962 at Morgan State University by 14 young black men as an alternative to complacent & traditional psuedo fraternal organizations.

1. Cyneburga's Meadow - ? Google gives this as the translation of the Anglo-Saxon given name "Kimberly". "Cyneburga" means "royal fortress". Is this an "origin of the name" article?
2. Garakontié - Onondaga Iriquois leader in the 17th Century, negotiated treaty with the French.
3. James Ziglar - was head of US Immigration and Naturalization service until 2002. Apparently only served for a year, and not well-regarded.
4. River Kent Valley - Where is this? Are you referring to the one in Cumbria?