Cited By Contemporary Works
The Cult Awareness and Information Centre continues to be listed as a resource by authors of associated works, including Carter's Amway Motivational Organizations in 1999, Evert, Bundschuh and Finley in 2001, Kaplan's Millennial Violence, in 2002, Snow's Deadly Cults: The Crimes of True Believers, in 2003, and Fish's Not Taught!, in 2006. In June 2006, Australia's The Courier Mail cited the Cult Awareness and Information Centre on the subject of the cult known as The Family, which was at the time under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Cult Awareness and Information Centre was also cited as a resource in the Canadian Security Intelligence Service report: "Doomsday Religious Movements".
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