... institutions. Forest governance Native Americans Tribal sovereignty collaboration natural resources Study Implications Scholars and practitioners can learn from Anchor Forests as an example of a cross-boundary forest-governance framework that emphasizes long-term investment and relationships to land...

... and how this affected Native American Indian tribal sovereignty. It examines how the Constitutional Convention of 1787 rethought the structure of the federal government in relation to states, which includes the Indian tribes. This chapter also looks at how the newly formed Constitution affected tribal...

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... studies. In so doing, this chapter argues that Prof. Sekaquaptewa's theory might have purchase for understanding how and why advocates for tribal sovereignty in other Native Nations choose to engage the U.S. It then proposes a theory of juris-diction — a theory of legal language that emphasizes its role...

... and worldviews into the formal curriculum much more extensively than HBCUs incorporate African American content or perspectives. Tribal sovereignty plays a central role in the efforts of American Indians tribes to infuse culturally distinctive curricula at their own colleges and universities. African Americans...

...This chapter briefly reviews the history of Indian law and describes the complicated matrix of criminal jurisdiction in Indian country. From a perspective that privileges tribal sovereignty, it explains how mechanical intrusions into the realm of tribal authority and the resulting jurisdictional...

... and the silencing of tribal sovereignty in standard sociological narratives. Mindful of the inherent tensions between race and Indigenous peoplehood, the chapter considers how, and to what extent, the analytical framework of Tribal Critical Race Theory (TribalCrit) creates possibilities for American sociology...

... tribal sovereignty Buffalo History Museum decolonized memory 17 Conclusion The Peace Medal Comes Home It was a bright day on May 17, 2021, on the Senecas Allegheny Territory. In the city of Salamanca, New York, in front of the backdrop erected by the Seneca- Iroquois National Museum s grand rear...

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... and to demand changes in federal law that recognized tribal sovereignty over reservation resources. The Introduction situates this story of expanding tribal sovereignty within American Indian historiography on the Indian self-determination policy, but shows how it provides a surprisingly missing explanation...

.... These include continued reliance on (federal) statutory protections, amendments to the national constitution, and the revival of treaty making. Ultimately, this chapter rejects all of those models and urges the pursuit of a form of bilateral nation-building called conventions on tribal sovereignty...

...In situating tribal sovereignty within the discourse of legal pluralism, this book seeks to chart a pathway towards more respectful tribal-federal political relations that will acknowledge and reaffirm a more robust and meaningful form of territorial sovereignty for Indian tribes. The examination...

... and redresses a number of objections - ideological, constitutional and institutional - that may impede the important work of revitalizing tribal systems of self-government. Ultimately, the book suggests that we employ conventions on tribal sovereignty, a model of bilateral nation-building, as the preferred...

..., political, and cultural survival. Indeed, calls for tribal sovereignty problematize the international community’s central focus on state governments for legitimizing human rights claimants. For communities such as the Onondaga Nation of Central New York, state membership comes second to the ties that bind...

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...Native American radio history stretches from the earliest years of the medium to various forms of audio broadcasting today. Throughout many historical and technological changes, Indigenous people have used radio in service of self-representation, promoting tribal sovereignty, and building...