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Last updated: July 29, 2026
Next update should be ready by: August 5, 2026
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- The federal trust responsibility in an era of coastal retreat: Climate relocation, fiduciary governance, and the future of Tribal self-determination.
- Four decades, no progress: Time for a Columbia River Basin compact.
- A guide along the spirit road: NAGPRA, culturally unidentifiable human remains, and deference to oral tradition.
- High stakes and holy land: Mormonism, IGRA, and the gamble on Tribal gaming in Utah.
- Land forward: Planning for legal reforms to facilitate land back and community-driven relocation in response to climate change.
- Rethinking Lyng: Applying the Equal Liberty Approach to sacred sites.
- Settler retrenchment.
- Transnational Indigenous advocacy networks and the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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