Title: Crow dog: tribal sovereignty &
criminal jurisdiction in Indian country
Author: Box, Gaylen L.
Source: The Advocate, Volume 50 (2007)
Title: The first twenty years of the Snake
River Basin adjudication: is there an end in sight?
Author: Strong, Clive J.
Source: Advocate, Volume 50 (2007)
Title: Passing title to tribal lands:
existing federal and emerging tribal probate codes
Author: Nash, Douglas
Source: The Advocate, Volume 50 (2007)
Title: Tribal sovereign immunity: a primer
Author: Smith, Clay
Source: The Advocate, Volume 50 (2007)
Title: NSR program for Indian country proposed
Author: Wood, Mary Christina
Source: Air Pollution Consultant, Volume 16, No. 6 (2006)
Title: Tribal, state, and federal cooperation to achieve good governance
Author: Burleson, Elizabeth
Source: Akron Law Review, Volume 40 (2007)
Title: Dental therapists in Alaska: addressing unmet needs and reviving competition in dental care
Author: Smith, Erik Bruce
Source: Alaska Law Review, Volume 24 (2007)
Title: Sarbanes-Oxley
and Alaska Native Corporations: do the regulations apply?
Author: Murphy, S. Mike.
Source: Alaska Law Review, Volume 23 (2006)
Title: Small
business, rising giant: policies and costs of Section 8(A) contracting
preferences for Alaska Native Corporations
Author: Yang, Jenny J.
Source: Alaska Law Review, Volume 23 (2006)
Title: Amnesty International and Indigenous rights: congruence or conflict?
Author: Ulltveit-Moe, Tracy
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Changing territoriality, fading sovereignty, and the development of Indigenous rights
Author: Parrish, Austen L.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Collective discursive democracy as the Indigenous right to self-determination
Author: Miller, Russell A.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: The Dann litigation and International Human Rights Law: the proceedings and decision of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
Author: Tittemore, Brian D.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: HIPAA and patient privacy: tribal
policies as added means for addressing Indian helath disparities
Author: Roels, Starla Kay.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: How the Organization of American States took the lead: the development of Indigenous peoples' rights in the Americas
Author: Mooney, Megan
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Hunger and thieves: anticipating the impact of WTO subsidies reform on land and survival in Brazil
Author: Wise, Judith
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Indian
Land Claims: Sherrill and the impending legacy of the Doctrine of
Laches
Author: Wandres, Patrick W.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Indigenous rights in modern international law from a critical third world perspective
Author: Gordon, Seth
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: The Inuit petition as a bridge? Beyond dialectics of climate change and indigenous peoples' rights
Author: Osofsky, Hari M.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Is the NCAA prohibition of Native
American mascots from championship play a violation of the Sherman
Antitrust Act?
Author: Fulda, Rayn
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Judicial rewriting of Indian employment
preference - a case comment: E.E.O.C.
v. Peabody Western Coal Company, 400
F.3d 774 (9th Cir. 2005)
Author: O'Dell, Brendan
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Keynote address: indigenous peoples and their mark on the International Legal System
Author: Anaya, S. James
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: A limited future: The Alien Tort Claims Act impacting environmental rights: reconciling past possiblities with future limitations
Author: Stewart, Shelli
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: The new discovery doctrine: some thoughts on property rights and traditional knowledge
Author: Bratspies, Rebecca M.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: On the fringes of Europe: Europe's largely forgotten indigenous peoples
Author: Grote, Rainer
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: The potential passage of proposed
Senate Bill 147 and its implication on Native Hawaiians and gaming
Author: Goodner, Lindsay
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Recognizing the full scope of the
right to take fish under the Stevens Treaties: the history of Fishing
Rights Litigation in the Pacific Northwest
Author: Mulier, Vincent
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Self-determination and indigenous peoples in international law
Author: Cirkovic, Elena
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Theorizing collective indigenous rights
Author: Newman, Dwight G.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: To define or not to define--the definitional debate revisited
Author: Lehmann, Karin
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Transnational operations, bi-national injustice: ChevronTexaco and indigenous Huaorani and Kichwa in the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador
Author: Kimerling, Judith
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: The U'wa and Occidental Petroleum: searching for corporate accountability in violations of indigenous land rights
Author: Miranda, Lillian Aponte
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Unilateral humantarian intervention and the just cause requirement: should the denial of self-determination to indigenous people be a valid basis for humanitarian intervention? Yes
Author: Smith, James W., III
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: United States called to task on indigenous rights: the Western Shoshone struggle and success at the international level
Author: Fishel, Julie Ann
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Using international human rights mechanisms to promote and protect rights of Indian nations and tribes in the United States: an overview
Author: Coulter, Robert T.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Vine of the dead: reviving Equal
Protection Rites for religious drug use
Author: Garrett, David
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Who's who: exploring the discrepancy
between methods of defining African Americans and Native Americans
Author: Green, Keneisha M.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Winner, Best Appellate Brief in
the 2005 Native American Law Student Association Moot Court Competition
Author: McClatchey, Brian
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Winner, Best Appellate Brief in
the 2006 Native American Law Student Association Moot Court Competition
Author: Krispinsky, Sean P.
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 31 (2006/2007)
Title: Future Indian water settlements in Arizona: the race to the bottom of the waterhole?
Author: McKnight, Lisa M.
Source: Arizona Law Review, Volume 49 (2007)
Title: In re general adjudication of all rights to use water in the Gila River System and Source, 127 P.3d 882, Ariz. 2006
Author: Roth, Jennifer
Source: Arizona Law Review, Volume 49 (2007)
Title: Eight quotations: an essay comparing
American Indian law and Australian Aboriginal law, offered, with
irony, in memory of Richard B. Atkinson
Author: Laurence, Robert.
Source: Arkansas Law Review, Volume 59 (2006)
Title: Engendering tribal court/state
court cooperation
Author: Blaeser, Robert A.
Source: Bench & Bar of Minnesota, Volume 63 (2006)
Title: Energizing the Indian economy:
obstacles to growth in the Indian oil and gas sector and strategies
for reform
Author: Devidoss, Krishnan A.
Source: Boston College International & Comparative Law
Review, Volume 30 (2007)
Title: Examining the Interstate Commerce Clause through the lens of the Indian Commerce Clause
Author: Speed, Nathan
Source: Boston University Law Review, Volume 87 (2007)
Title: Has Sandoval doomed the private
right of action under the National Historic Preservation Act?
Author: Famulare, Timothy J.
Source: Boston University Public Interest Law Journal, Volume
16 (2007)
Title: On financial sector reform in emerging markets: enhancing creditors' rights and securitizing non-performing loans in the Indian banking sector - an elephant's tale
Author: Pasricha, Anshu S. K.
Source: Buffalo Law Review, Volume 55 (2007)
Title: Doing business with Alaska Native corporations: a new model for Native American business entities
Author: Simpson, E. Budd
Source: Business Law Today, Volume 16 (2007)
Title: (Tribal) sovereignty and illiberalism
Author: Riley, Angela R.
Source: California Law Review, Volume 95 (2007)
Title: Federal malpractice in Indian country and the "law of the place": a re-examination of Williams v. United States under existing law of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
Author: Martin, J. Matthew
Source: Campbell Law Review, Volume 29 (2007)
Title: Struggling around the "natural" divide: the protection of tangible and intangible indigenous property
Author: Arezzo, Emanuela
Source: Cardozo Arts & Law Journal, Volume 25 (2007)
Title: Death by a thousand cuts: constitutional wrongs without remedies after Wilkie v. Robbins
Author: Tribe, Laurence H.
Source: Cato Supreme Court Review, Volume 2002 (2006/2007)
Title: The rebel democracy: a look into the relationship between the Mapuche People and the Chilean State
Author: Contesse-Singh, Jorge
Source: Chicana/o-Latina/o Law Review, Volume 26 (2006)
Title: What was Taney thinking? American Indian citizenship in the era of Dred Scott
Author: Hoxie, Frederick E.
Source: Chicago-Kent Law Review, Volume 82 (2007)
Title: The
100% Federal Medical Assistance Percentage: a tool for increasing
federal funding for health care for American Indians and Alaska
Natives
Author: Renfrew, Megan J.
Source: Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems, Volume
40 (2006)
Title: Good (Native) Governance
Author: Riley, Angela R.
Source: Columbia Law Review, Volume 107 (2006)
Title: Indian residential school survivors
and state-designed ADR: a strategy for co-optation?
Author: Funk-Unrau, Neil
Source: Conflict Resolution Quarterly, Volume 24 (2007)
Title: Before and after the White Man: Indian women, property, progress, and power
Author: Ward, Kathleen A.
Source: Connecticut Public Interest Law Journal, Volume 6 (2007)
Title: Reserved
Indian Water Rights in Riparian Jurisdictions: water, water everywhere,
perhaps some drops for us
Author: Babcock, Hope M.
Source: Cornell Law Review, Volume 91 (2006)
Title: The
application of the international law of state succession to the
United States: a reassessment of the treaty between the Republic
of Texas and the Cherokee Indians
Author: Nelson, Jason C.
Source: Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law,
Volume 17 (2006)
Title: EPA's protection of tribal harvests: braiding the agency's mission
Author: Wood, Mary Christina
Source: Ecology Law Quarterly, Volume 34 (2007)
Title: The
mirage of Indian reserved water rights and western streamflow restoration
in the McCarran Amendment era: a promise unfulfilled
Author: Blumm, Michael C.
Source: Environmental Law, Volume 36 (2006)
Title: Counterpoint-Promoting Tribal Self-determination
in a Post-Oliphant World: An Alternative Road Map
Author: Kronk, Elizabeth Ann
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: FBA's Indian Law Section: High-Octane
Scholarship and Cutting-Edge Issues
Author: McBride, D. Michael III.
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: The (In)Equities of Federal Indian
Law
Author: Fort, Kathryn
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: Indian Law on State Bar Exams:
a Situational Report
Author: Valencia-Weber, Gloria
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: Modern Realities of the Jurisdictional
Maze in Indian Country: Case Studies on Methamphetamines Use and
the Pressures to Ensure Homeland Security
Author: Kronk, Elizabeth Ann
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: Point-Beyond Oliphant: Strengthening
Criminal Justice in Indian Country
Author: Eid, Troy A.
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: Should the United States be fighting
for Jim Crow's survival by its complicity in denying voting rights
to the Cherokee freedmen?
Author: Velie, Jon
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: Violence on tribal lands prompts congressional concern
Author: Moyer, Bruce
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 54 (2007)
Title: The economics of cultural misrepresentation: how should the Indian Arts
and Crafts Act of 1990 be marketed?
Author: Woltz, Jennie D.
Source: Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal, Volume 17
(2007)
Title: Washington "Redskins"--disparaging
term or valuable tradition?: Legal and economic issues concerning
Harjo v. Pro-Football, Inc.
Author: Nagel, Mark S.
Source: Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment
Law Journal, Volume 17 (2007)
Title: The problem with good faith: the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act a decade after Seminole
Author: Rausch, Chris
Source: Gaming Law Review, Volume 11 (2007)
Title: Environmental justice in rural South Asia: applying lessons learned from the United States in fighting for indigenous communities' rights and access to common resources
Author: Cha, J. Mijin
Source: Georgetown International Environmental Law Review, Volume 19 (2007)
Title: Of fakes and frauds: an analysis
of Native American intangible cultural property protection
Author: Mauceri, Kelly
Source: Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy, Volume
5 (2007)
Title: Property and empire: the law of
imperialism in Johnson v. M'Intosh
Author: Purdy, Jedediah
Source: George Washington Law Review, Volume 75 (2007)
Title: Dammed if You Do, Damned if You Don't: FERC's Tribal Consultation
Requirement and the Hydropower
Re-licensing at Post Falls Dam
Author: McCann, Christy.
Source: Gonzaga Law Review, Volume 41 (2005/2006)
Title: Northern Wisconsin reacts to court interpretations of Indian treaty rights to natural resources
Author: Connolly, Jeffrey Robert
Source: Great Plains Natural Resources Journal, Volume 11 (2006/2007)
Title: Out the embers of tribal sovereignty: City of Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation and its aftermath
Author: Borgman, Amy
Source: Great Plains Natural Resources Journal, Volume 10 (2006)
Title: Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation v. Wagnon: a lost opportunity to recognize dormancy in the Indian Commerce Clause
Author: Evans, Erik J.G.
Source: Great Plains Natural Resources Journal, Volume 11 (2006/2007)
Title: Indian treaties
Author: Currie, David P.
Source: Green Bag, Volume 10 (Summer 2007)
Title: Identity crisis: an examination of federal infringement on tribal autonomy to determine membership.
Author: Laughlin, Nicole J.
Source: Hamline Law Review, Volume 30 (2007)
Title: International norm diffusion in the Pimicikamak Cree Nation: a model of legal mediation
Author: Sarfaty, Galit A.
Source: Harvard International Law Journal, Volume 48 (2007)
Title: Bringing
balance to Indian gaming
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L. M.
Source: Harvard Journal on Legislation, Volume 44 (2007)
Title: Civil claims for uncivilized acts:
filing suit against the government for American Indian boarding
school abuses
Author: Curcio, Andrea A.
Source: Hastings Race & Poverty Law Journal, Volume 4
(2006)
Title: Toward
a theory of intertribal and intratribal common law
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L.M.
Source: Houston Law Review, Volume 43 (2006)
Title: Unveiling the mask of interracial injustice: how the Seminole Nation implicitly endorses Dred Scott and Plessy
Author: Dawes, Daniel E
Source: Howard Law Journal, Volume 50 (2007)
Title: United Nations and Regional Human Rights Systems: Recent Development: the Draft UN Declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples: an overview
Author: Errico, Stefania
Source: Human Rights Law Review, Volume 7 (2007)
Title: United Nations and Regional Human Rights Systems: Recent Development: the Draft UN Declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples is adopted: an overview
Author: Errico, Stefania
Source: Human Rights Law Review, Volume 7 (2007)
Title: Partnership in action? Indigenous
political mobilization and co-optation during the first UN Indigenous
Decade (1995-2004)
Author: Corntassel, Jeff
Source: Human Rights Quarterly, Volume 29 (2007)
Title: Fish, Water, and Nez Perce Life
Author: Marshall, Alan G.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: The Future Is No Place to Place
Your Better Days: Sovereignty, Certainty, Opportunity, and Governor
Kempthorne's Shaping of the Nez Perce Agreement
Author: Bogert, Laurence Michael.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: Kennewick Man--mission accomplished?
Author: Willie, Burt R.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 43 (2006)
Title: Mediation of the Snake River Basin
Adjudication
Author: McGovern, Francis E.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: The Nez Perce Indian Water Right
Settlement-Federal Perspective
Author: Klee, Ann R.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: The Nez Perce Tribe's Perspective
on the Settlement of Its Water Right Claims in the Snake River Basin
Adjudication
Author: Gudgell, K. Heidi. Moore, Steven C. Whiting, Geoffrey.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: Pandora's Box or Golden Opportunity?
Using the Settlement of Indian Reserved Water Right Claims to Affirm
State Sovereignty over Idaho Water and Promote Intergovernmental
Cooperation
Author: Strack, Steven W.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: Tribally-owned businesses are not
"employers": economic effects, tribal sovereignty, and
NLRB v. San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
Author: McClatchey, Brian P.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 43 (2006)
Title: Truth or Consequences: Settling
Water Disputes in the Face of Uncertainty
Author: Cosens, Barbara.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: 21st century Indian wars: off-reservation cultural property protection - I
Author: Galanda, Gabriel S.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (November 2007)
Title: 21st century Indian wars: off-reservation cultural property protection - II
Author: Haensly, Sharon
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (November 2007)
Title: The Adam Walsh Act: protecting tribal children while preventing state encroachment into Indian country
Author: Carranza, Julio V.A.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (June 2007)
Title: Are
you in good hands? Ensuring Tribal Insurers honor and protect sovereignty
Author: Galanda, Gabriel S.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (2007)
Title: Emerging construction law issues in Washington Indian country
Author: Favard, Kristi D.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (June 2007)
Title: Federal Labor Law held applicable to tribal casinos
Author: Lees, Judd H.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (June 2007)
Title: The future of child support services to urban Indian populations
Author: Ford, Jerry R.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (November 2007)
Title: Justice delayed: a tribal attorney's perspective on Elwha River dam removal and ecosystem restoration
Author: Busch, Russell W.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (November 2007)
Title: A
look at intergovernmental relations concerning child support in
Washington state
Author: Ford, Jerry R.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (January 2007)
Title: The
Model Tribal Secured Transactions Act
Author: King, Bruce A.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (January 2007)
Title: New
opportunities to develop wind power on tribal lands
Author: O'Connell, Michael P.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (January 2007)
Title: Over staunch United States objection, the U.N. adopts the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Declaration
Author: Tsosie, Rebecca
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (November 2007)
Title: Ripples from San Manuel: what's a tribe to do?
Author: Echo-Hawk, Lael R.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (November 2007)
Title: Sherrill
and Cayuga: a call to revisit pre-1966 Indian monetary claims
Author: Haensly, Sharon
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (January 2007)
Title: The Si'lailo way: Indians, salmon, and the law on the Columbia River
Author: Peterson, Vernon
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (June 2007)
Title: South
Dakota includes Indian Law on Bar Exam
Author: not available
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (January 2007)
Title: Tribal
international trade to create global sovereignty
Author: SpottedBird, Lawrence
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (January 2007)
Title: Waiving goodbye to Tribal Sovereign Immunity?
Author: Galanda, Gabriel S.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (June 2007)
Title: Washington
Supreme Court gets it "Wright": upholds immunity for Tribal
Corporations
Author: Galanda, Gabriel S.
Source: Indian Law Newsletter, Volume 15 (January 2007)
Title: Protocols for Native American Archival
Materials
Author: Underhill, Karen
Source: International Journal of Cultural Property, Volume
13 (2006)
Title: Repatriation of cultural objects
to indigenous peoples: a comparative analysis of U.S. and Canadian
law
Author: Koehler, Elizabeth M.
Source: International Lawyer, Volume 41 (2007)
Title: Uniform Laws or State Immunity?
The Constitutionality of Section 106(a) after Seminole
Author: Hiltz, John F.
Source: The John Marshall Law Review, Volume 39 (2006)
Title: An overview of the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978
Author: Basic, Christine
Source: Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues, Volume 16 (2007)
Title: Protecting the tribal harvest: the right to catch and consume fish
Author: O'Neill, Catherine A.
Source: Journal of Environmental Law & Litigation, Volume 22 (2007)
Title: Putting
the "sustainable" back in sustainable development: recognizing
and enforcing indigenous property rights as a pathway to global
environmental sustainability
Author: Jaksa, Matthew F.
Source: Journal of Environmental Law & Litigation, Volume
21 (2006)
Title: Hunters, oil, Native Americans
and archaeologists: can conflicting interests co-exist on the "most
significant archaeological find in North America in 50 years?"
Author: Lewis, Katherine Newman
Source: Journal of Land, Resources & Environmental Law,
Volume 26 (2006)
Title: The Navajo uranium ban: tribal
sovereignty v. national energy demands
Author: Cooley, Bradford D.
Source: Journal of Land, Resources & Environmental Law,
Volume 26 (2006)
Title: Cultural challenges to biotechnology: Native American genetic resources and the concept of cultural harm
Author: Tsosie, Rebecca
Source: Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Volume 35 (2007)
Title: Interrelationships among Native
Peoples, Genetic Research, and the Landscape: Need for Further Research
into Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues
Author: Tano, Mervyn L.
Source: Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Volume 34
(2006)
Title: Conducting embryonic stem cell research on Native lands in Michigan
Author: Allen, Jake J.
Source: Journal of Medicine & Law, Volume 11 (2007)
Title: Tax issues in Indian country: a guide for practitioners
Author: Cowan, Mark J.
Source: Journal of Taxation, Volume 106 (2007)
Title: Tribe's use of bond proceeds for
other than essential government function precluded exempt interest
Author: not available
Source: Journal of Taxation, Volume 106 (2006)
Title: Conduit financing by Indian tribe does not escape essential governmental function requirement, says IRS
Author: not available
Source: Journal of Taxation of Investments, Volume 24 (2007)
Title: Financing Indian tribal projects using tax-exempt bonds
Author: Garrison, Larry R.
Source: Journal of Taxation of Investments, Volume 24 (2007)
Title: American Indians and reimportation:
in the wake of tribal sovereignty and federal pre-emption, it's
not just about "cheap drugs"
Author: Audette, Danielle.
Source: Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy, Volume
15 (2006)
Title: Indian tribal rights to groundwater
Author: Royster, Judith V.
Source: Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy, Volume 15 (2006)
Title: John McCain and the Indian gaming
"backlash": the unfortunate irony of S. 2078
Author: All, Matthew D.
Source: Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy, Volume
15 (2006)
Title: The origins of EPA's Indian program
Author: Grijalva, James M.
Source: Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy, Volume
15 (2006)
Title: The right to be heard in City of
Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation: equity and the sound of silence.
(City of Sherrill, N.Y. v. Oneida Indian Nation of N.Y., 544 U.S.
197, 2005.)
Author: Braaten, Derrick
Source: Law & Inequality, Volume 25 (2007)
Title: Get the picture: Central Australian indigenous paintings, which reveal collaborative thought about contemporary social situations
Author: San Roque, Craig
Source: Law Text Culture, Volume 10 (2006)
Title: The hybrid state-corporate enterprise and violations of indigenous land rights: theorizing corporate responsibility and accountability under international law
Author: Miranda, Lillian Aponte
Source: Lewis & Clark Law Review, Volume 11 (2007)
Title: Preserving the seeds of gender
fluidity: tribal courts and the berdache tradition
Author: Gilden, Andrew
Source: Michigan Journal of Gender & Law, Volume 13 (2007)
Title: The Pocahontas exception: the exemption of American Indian ancestry from Racial Purity Law
Author: Maillard, Kevin Noble
Source: Michigan Journal of Race and Law, Volume 12 (2007)
Title: The tribal sovereign as citizen: protecting Indian Country health and
welfare through federal environmental citizen suits
Author: Fiander, Jack
Source: Michigan Journal of Race & Law, Volume 12 (2006)
Title: Indian treaties and the survival of the Great Lakes
Author: Singel, Wenona T.
Source: Michigan State Law Review (2006)
Title: One white buffalo, why not three?: Native American gaming in the lone star state
Author: Wheeler, Michael E.
Source: Mississippi College Law Review, Volume 26 (2006/2007)
Title: So, you want to do business in
Indian country?
Author: Pluchinota, Joseph
Source: Native American Casino, Volume 7, No. 1 (2007)
Title: NARF Legal Review : Vol. 31 No.
2. Summer/Fall 2006
Author: Native American Rights Fund
Source: NARF
Title: A role for courts in reparations
Author: Bookman, Zachary F.
Source: National Black Law Journal, Volume 20 (2006/2007)
Title: The Gila River Indian Community's Tribal Air Quality Implementation Plan
Author: Mariella, Patricia S.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: Indian Tribes and the Endangered
Species Act
Author: Suagee, Dean B.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2006)
Title: Indian Tribes and Project Development
Outside Indian Reservations
Author: O'Connell, Michael P.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: A Native American Land Ethic
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L. M.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: The Navajo Nation: EPA's Experience
with Treatment as a State and Primacy
Author: Grant, Jill Elise
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: Oncorhynchus spp.: climate change, Pacific Northwest Tribes, and salmon
Author: Hanna, Jonathan M.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 22 (2007)
Title: Restoring the Reservation, Sustaining
Oneida
Author: Hill-Kelley, Jennifer
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: Species Conservation on Tribal
Lands
Author: Weiland, Paul
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: Survival of Indian Tribes Through
Repatriation of Homelands
Author: Seward, Timothy C.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: Tribal Government Roles in Environmental
Federalism
Author: Rodgers, William H. Jr.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: Tribes, Air Quality, and the National
Tribal Environmental Council
Author: Gruenig, Robert.
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: Twenty Years Later-Tribes and the
Superfund Program
Author: Gover, Lisa
Source: Natural Resources & Environment, Volume 21 (2007)
Title: An Indian Trust for the Twenty-First
Century
Author: Gover, Kevin
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 46 (2006)
Title: Indian Water and the Federal Trust:
Some Proposals for Federal Action
Author: Royster, Judith V.
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 46 (2006)
Title: Indian Water Rights and the Federal
Trust Responsibility
Author: Anderson, Robert T.
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 46 (2006)
Title: Moving Toward Exclusive Tribal
Autonomy over Lands and Natural Resources
Author: Leeds, Stacy L.
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 46 (2006)
Title: New Paradigm: Indian Tribes in
the Land of Unintended Consequences
Author: Deloria, Sam
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 46 (2006)
Title: "Not much less necessary ...
than the atmosphere they breathed": salmon, Indian treaties,
and the Supreme Court--a centennial remembrance of United States
v. Winans and its enduring significance
Author: Blumm, Michael C.
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 46 (2006)
Title: A Paradigmatic, Comparative, Private
Law Perspective on the Federal Trusteeship
Author: Laurence, Robert
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 46 (2006)
Title: The Supreme Court and Federal Indian
Policy
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L. M.
Source: Nebraska Law Review, Volume 85 (2006)
Title: The National Historic Preservation
Act: San Carlos Apache Tribe v. United States and the administrative
roadblock to preserving Native American culture
Author: Rennick, Charles
Source: New England Law Review, Volume 41 (2006)
Title: Banishment as cultural justice in contemporary tribal legal systems
Author: Kunesh, Patrice H.
Source: New Mexico Law Review, Volume 37 (2007)
Title: Fishing for a rule in a sea of standards: a theoretical justification for the Boldt decision
Author: Schartz, Brian E.
Source: N.Y.U. Environmental Law Journal, Volume 15 (2007)
Title: Tribal bonds: statutory shackles and regulatory restraints on tribal economic development
Author: Clarkson, Gavin
Source: North Carolina Law Review, Volume 85 (2007)
Title: A baedeker to the tribal court
Author: Zuger, William P.
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 83 (2007)
Title: Compared when? Teaching Indian
law in the standard curriculum
Author: Grijalva, James M.
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: Contextualizing the losses of allotment
through literature
Author: Carpenter, Kristen A.
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: Critique by comparison in Federal
Indian Law
Author: Goldberg, Carole
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: The emerging problem of methamphetamine: a threat signaling the need to reform criminal jurisdiction in Indian country
Author: Kronk, Ellizabeth Ann
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: The iron cold of the Marshall trilogy
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L. M.
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: Overcoming legal hurdles in the war against meth in Indian country
Author: Chaney, Christopher B.
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: Teaching decolonization: reacquisition
of Indian lands within and without the box--an essay
Author: Rice, G. William
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: Teaching Indian law in an anti-tribal
era
Author: Skibine, Alex Tallchief
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: Teaching treaties: treaty abrogation
and the rule against perpetuities: seventeen quotations and two
graphs to get students talking
Author: Laurence, Robert
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: Toward a pedagogy and ethic of
law/lawyering for indigenous peoples
Author: Cruz, Christine Zuni
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: When the State Bar Exam embraces
Indian law: teaching experiences and observations
Author: Valencia-Weber, Gloria
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: The new battleground for Public Law 280 jurisdiction: sex offender registration in Indian country
Author: Droske, Timothy J.
Source: Northwestern University Law Review, Volume 101 (2007)
Title: Kansas Beats the Indians: State
Motor Fuel Tax OK'd. [Wagnon v. Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation,
126 S. Ct. 676 (2005)]
Author: Crumbley, D. Larry.
Source: Oil, Gas & Energy Quarterly, Volume 55 (2006)
Title: United States District Court Rules
that Incidence of Washington State Fuel Tax Lies on Tribal Retailers
Author: Licata, Michael P.
Source: Oil, Gas & Energy Quarterly, Volume 55 (2006)
Title: Challenge and opportunity: the
first year of the United States Court for the Indian Territory
Author: Creel, Von Russell.
Source: Oklahoma City University Law Review, Volume 30 (2005)
Title: Dibakonigowin: Indian lawyer as abductee
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L.M.
Source: Oklahoma City University Law Review, Volume 31 (2006)
Title: Tribal DNA: does it exist, and can it be protected?
Author: Daniel, Mary.
Source: Oklahoma City University Law Review, Volume 30 (2005)
Title: Aloha
jurisprudence: equity rules in property
Author: Brophy, Alfred L.
Source: Oregon Law Review, Volume 85 (2006)
Title: Aiming straight: the use of indigenous customary law to
protect traditional cultural expressions
Author: RaoRane, Meghana.
Source: Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal, Volume 15 (2006)
Title: If I had a hammer: the OECD Guidelines
for Multinational Enterprises as another tool to protect indigenous
rights to land
Author: Bowman, Heather.
Source: Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal, Volume 15 (2006)
Title: Goading a reluctant dinosaur: Mutual Recognition Agreements as a policy response to the misappropriation of foreign traditional knowledge in the United States
Author: McBride, D. Michael III.
Source: Pepperdine Law Review, Volume 34 (2007)
Title: Natural resource damage law and policy - with a special emphasis on the Indian tribes
Author: Rodgers, William
Source: Public Land and Resources Law Review, Volume 28 (2007)
Title: Environmental Regulation in Indian
Country
Author: Gover, Kevin
Source: Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute,
Volume 52 (2006)
Title: Indian as race / Indian as political
status: implementation of the half-blood requirement under the Indian
Reorganization Act, 1934-1945
Author: Spruhan, Paul
Source: Rutgers Race & Law Review, Volume 8 (2006)
Title: Linking global warming to Inuit
human rights
Author: Middaugh, Marguerite E.
Source: San Diego International Law Journal, Volume 8 (2006)
Title: Ethical "obligations" and affrimative tribal sovereignty: some considerations for tribal attorneys Author: Smith, Jr. Kaighn
Source: (2007?)
Title: A call for an assessment of the welfare of Indian children in South Dakota
Author: Kunesh, Patrice H.
Source: South Dakota Law Review, Volume 52 (2007)
Title: Native American federal campaign contributions: rules, risks, and remedies
Author: Maloney, Mary Beth
Source: Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal, Volume 16 (2007)
Title: An Unworkable Rule of Law: The
ADA, Education, and Sovereign Immunity; An Argument for Overruling
Seminole Tribe of Florida v. Florida Consistent with Stare Decisis
Author: Cowan, Christopher
Source: Southern California Law Review, Volume 80 (2007)
Title: Indian
citizenship and the Privileges and Immunities Clauses of the United
States Constitution: an alternative to the problems of the full
faith and credit and comity?
Author: Wadley, James B.
Source: Southern Illinois University Law Journal, Volume
31 (2006)
Title: Market access and exceptions under
the GATS and online gambling services
Author: Park, Michael
Source: Southwestern Journal of Law and Trade in the Americas,
Volume 12 (2006)
Title: Native
Americans Confront Mercury Threat to Health, Culture
Author: Okrent, Abigail
Source: Sustainable Development Law & Policy, Volume
6 (2006)
Title: Mending fences: the fractured relationship between Native American tribes and the federal government and its negative impact on border security
Author: Di Iorio, William R.
Source: Syracuse Law Review, Volume 57 (2007)
Title: The threat to border security on
indigenous free passage rights in North America
Author: Tonra, Joshua J.
Source: Syracuse Journal of International Law & Commerce,
Volume 34 (2006)
Title: Indigenous Sentencing Courts: Towards a Theoretical and
Jurisprudential
Model
Author: Tonra, Joshua J.
Source: Syracuse Journal of International Law & Commerce, Volume 34 (2006)
Title: Monopolizing medicinal methods:
the debate over patent rights for indigenous peoples
Author: Sapp, Heather A.
Source: Temple Journal of Science, Technology & Environmental
Law, Volume 25 (2006)
Title: Freedom from subordination: race,
religion, and the struggle for sacrament
Author: Soni, Varun.
Source: Temple Politics and Civil Rights Law Review, Volume
15 (2005)
Title: Taking the Supreme Court at its
word: a critical examination of United States v. Lara (United States
v. Lara, 541 U.S. 193, 2004.)
Author: Faranda-Diedrich, Matthew Peter.
Source: Temple Politics and Civil Rights Law Review, Volume 15 (2005)
Title: Sovereignty revisited: international
law and parallel sovereignty of indigenous peoples
Author: Lenzerini, Federico
Source: Texas International Law Journal, Volume 42 (2006)
Title: Tribal disobedience
Author: Porter, Robert Odawi
Source: Texas Journal on Civil Liberties & Civil Rights,
Volume 11 (2006)
Title: Split estate and site remediation
issues on tribal lands
Author: Kulander, Christopher S.
Source: Texas Journal of Oil, Gas & Energy Law, Volume
2 (2007)
Title: Fighting
Methamphetamines on Indian Reservations
Author: Piatt, Barry
Source: Tribal Justice Today, Volume 5 (2006)
Title: [Indian Gaming and Tribal Sovereignty]
: Indian gaming & tribal sovereignty [2005; Light, Steven Andrew;
University Press of Kansas]
Author: McNeal, Betty.
Source: UNLV Gaming Research & Review Journal, Volume
10 (2006)
Title: The good, the bad & the ugly? A new way of looking at the intercountry adoption debate
Author: Martin, Jena
Source: U.C. Davis Journal of International Law & Policy, Volume 13 (2007)
Title: The Kennewick Man and the Meaning
of Life
Author: Goldberg, Steven
Source: University of Chicago Legal Forum (2006)
Title: Balancing authority and responsibility: the Forbes Cave Collection, NAGPRA, and Hawai`i
Author: Jerome, Craig
Source: University of Hawai`i Law Review, Volume 29 (2006)
Title: Undermining Indian sovereignty
through state taxation. (Kansas v. Prairie Bank Potawatomi Nation,
126 S. Ct. 676, 2005, reh'g denied, 2006 U.S. LEXIS 1058, Jan. 23,
2006 [Prairie III].)
Author: Martin, Jesse K.
Source: University of Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion,
Gender & Class, Volume 6 (2006)
Title: A tale of conflicting sovereignties:
the case against tribal sovereign immunity and federal preemption
doctrines preventing states' enforcement of campaign contribution
regulations on Indian tribes
Author: Porter, Paul.
Source: University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform, Volume 40 (2006)
Title: Two spirits, two eras, same sex:
for a traditionalist perspective on Native American tribal same-sex
marriage policy
Author: Jacobi, Jeffrey S.
Source: University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform, Volume
39 (2006)
Title: Same-sex marriage, Indian tribes, and the Constitution
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L.M.
Source: University of Miami Law Review, Volume 61 (2006)
Title: Answering Lara's call: may Congress place nonmember
Indians withing tribal jurisdiction without running
afoul of equal protection or due process requirements?
(United States v. Lara, 541 U.S. 193, 2004.)
Author: Wolphin, Eric.
Source: University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional
Law, Volume 8 (2006)
Title: Personal jurisdiction in Tribal courts
Author: Castleman, David A.
Source: University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Volume 154 (2006)
Title: Native America and the rule of law
Author: Shirley, Joe, Jr.
Source: University of Richmond Law Review, Volume 42 (2007)
Title: "People distinct from others":
the making of modern Indian law
Author: Wilkinson, Charles.
Source: Utah Law Review, Volume 2006 (2006)
Title: This land is your land, this land is my land: Caguya Indian Nation of New York v. Pataki
Author: Germino, Katherine E.
Source: Villanova Law Review, Volume 52 (2007)
Title: How Congress can and should "fix"
the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act: recommendations for law and policy
reform
Author: Rand, Kathryn R.
Source: Virginia Journal of Social Policy and the Law, Volume 13 (2006)
Title: Playing cowboys and Indians
Author: George, Glenn
Source: Virginia Sports & Entertainment Law Journal,
Volume 6 (2006)
Title: Global warming litigation under
the Alien Tort Claims Act: what Sosa v. Alvarez Machain and its
progeny mean for indigenous Arctic communities
Author: Kaur, Mini
Source: Washington & Lee Journal of Civil Rights &
Social Justice, Volume 13 (2006)
Title: A failure of expression: how the
provisions of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code fail to abrogate tribal sovereign
immunity
Author: Dalton, Greggory W.
Source: Washington Law Review, Volume 81 (2006)
Title: Intent matters: assessing sovereign
immunity for tribal entities
Author: Wong, Gregory J.
Source: Washington Law Review, Volume 82 (2006)
Title: True
Confessions of a Reservation Attorney
Author: Fiander, Jack
Source: Washington State Bar News, Volume 60 (2006)
Title: Indian
givers: what indigenous peoples have contributed to international
human rights law
Author: Anaya, S. James
Source: Washington University Journal of Law & Policy,
Volume 22 (2006)
Title: Constitutional law--the Supreme
Court can't have it both ways under RFRA: the tale of two compelling
interest tests (Gonzales v. O Centrol Espirita Beneficente Uniao
Do Vegetal, 126 S. Ct. 1211, 2006)
Author: Bieber, Aaron D.
Source: Wyoming Law Review, Volume 7 (2007)
Title: Is Lara the answer to implicit
divestiture? A critical analysis of the congressional delegation
exception
Author: Sappington, Anna
Source: Wyoming Law Review, Volume 7 (2007)
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