Occupy
What's in this guide
This guide is designed to help you consider the complicated question, what is the Occupy Movement all about? It is a work in progress, with a North American focus, and the authors welcome suggested additions. It is divided into the following sections:
News Sources
Influential Works
No Heroes! However there are some thinkers and publications who can be credibly cited as influential to the Occupy movement according to The Guardian. Others can't help but see parallels with the Situationists. To find out what the occupiers are reading, you might look at what items are available in the People's Library at Occupy Wall Street. Or there is a fantastic reading list created by Mita Wililams, librarian at the University of Windsor. Of course if you find anything interesting, you might search for it in the York Libraries' online catalogue.
Books on Related Topics
There are no books specifically on this movement yet, however you might want to take a look at related items.
Corporate Social Responsibility
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