Ralph Anspach, an economics prof at USF, developed a game called "Anti-Monopoly"--only to be stopped in his tracks by Hasbro, who had taken over Monopoly from Parker Bros. There ensued a 10 year lawsuit which Anspach eventually won. He showed that, contra Parker Brothers's claim to have "bought" the game from an alleged creator, Monopoly was in fact a widely-played public-domain game invented decades earlier by a Georgist Quaker woman. Nonetheless, Anspach continues to face extra-legal obstacles to marketing. His book, The Billion-Dollar Monopoly Swindle, is a hilarious account of real life monopoly. See Anspach's website, www.antimonopoly.com. Polly Cleveland