Bibliography

Marsh's account of how individual and collective identity is constructed, the self, the endogroup, and the wider society, and how those boundaries are used to organize belief and behaviour.

An examination of how authority is abstracted and placed beyond question, and of the mechanisms by which power is made to appear natural, sacred, or inevitable.

The foundational work on mass collaboration at global scale: why concentrated leadership fails and how stigmergic, horizontally organized collaboration can replace it.

A practical treatment of stigmergy, coordination through the shared environment, as the organizing principle for large-scale movements.

A work by Heather Marsh, held as the source text for terms under source review.

A study of the structure of power and the concrete methods by which entrenched, coercive authority is dismantled.