This bibliography is arranged to correspond roughly with three conceptual and one general state through which community power and decision have passed during the past two decades. The three conceptual stages concern: (1) the power and decision-making structure of the isolated, and for the most part, small community; (2) comparative studies of community power and decision-making; the comparisons may be of methodologies or of the differences in the communities in terms of their decision-making arrangements; (3) the metropolitan community and its decisional structure, or the lack of it. The fourth stage, a general category, includes relevant works for the most part theoretical, which do not fit into the three conceptual stages but are, in some cases, attempts to bridge the gaps existing between those stages. (Author/DB)