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The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development | |
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The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development | |
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Contributors: The Sounding Board | |
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Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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The Long Road to Self-Determination | |
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Contemporary Realities | |
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Tribes As Nations | |
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Tribal Government | |
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The Evolution of Governmental Forms | |
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Federal Policy and Self-Governance | |
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The Importance of Capable Institutions of Governance | |
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Tribal Governments and Nation Building | |
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Civil Society and Community Organizations | |
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Tribe-to-Tribe Relations | |
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Elders Cultural Advisory Council, San Carlos Apache: We Are a Sovereign Government | |
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Tribal Jurisdiction | |
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Underlying Principles of Tribal Jurisdiction | |
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Adjudicatory Authority | |
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Regulatory Authority | |
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Challenges to Tribal Jurisdiction | |
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Taxing Authority | |
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Nation Building and Tribal Courts | |
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Choctaw Tribal Court System, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians | |
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The Life Way and the Law Way | |
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Tribal-Federal Relations | |
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The Federal Government's Trust Responsibility | |
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Federal Paternalism | |
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The Evolution of Federal-Tribal Relations | |
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Underfunding by Federal Agencies | |
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Federal Recognition | |
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Tribes and Federal Politics | |
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The Future of Federal-Tribal Relations | |
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Zuni Eagle Sanctuary, Zuni Fish and Wildlife Department | |
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Promoting Self-Determination | |
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Tribal-State Relations | |
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Tribal versus State Authority | |
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Increased Interaction between States and Tribes | |
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New Models of Cooperation | |
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The Benefits of Cooperation | |
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Honoring Our Ancestors | |
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The Chippewa Flowage Joint Agency Management Plan, Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians: Educate. Educate. Educate | |
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International Relations | |
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Historical International Relations | |
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The United Nations and Indigenous Peoples | |
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Other International Institutions | |
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The Road Ahead | |
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Iroquois Nationals Lacrosse | |
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Assets and Economy | |
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Native Lands | |
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A History of Dispossession | |
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Indian Lands Today | |
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Land Challenges | |
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Reacquiring and Reinstating Indian Lands | |
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Land Use Planning | |
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The Future of Indian Lands | |
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Swinomish Cooperative Land Use Program | |
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Economic Development | |
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Past Efforts and Policies | |
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A Tribal Economic Development Snapshot | |
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The Underpinnings of Contemporary Tribal Economic Development | |
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Strategies for Economic Development | |
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Ongoing Challenges in Economic Development | |
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Land and Jurisdiction | |
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The Future of Economic Development in Native America | |
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Ho-Chunk, Inc., Winnebego Tribe of Nebraska: Sovereignty Is an Asset | |
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Gaming | |
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The Development of Contemporary Indian Gaming | |
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A Policy Primer on American Indian Gaming: The Growth of Indian Gaming | |
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Socioeconomic Investment and Change | |
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Gaming Controversies | |
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The Future of Indian Gaming | |
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Quil Ceda Village, The Tulalip Tribes: | |
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Natural Resources | |
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Historical Context | |
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Natural Resources in Indian Country | |
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Tribal Management of Natural Resources | |
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Energy | |
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Forestry | |
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Agriculture | |
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Water | |
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The Outlook for Natural Resources on Indian Lands | |
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Oneida Nation Farms and Agriculture Center, Oneida Nation of Wisconsin | |
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Meeting the Natural Resource Challenges in Indian Country, Arthur "Butch" Blazer | |
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Environment | |
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Historical Context | |
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The Environmental State of Indian Country | |
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Challenges of Tribal Environmental Protection | |
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Tribal-Federal Cooperation in Addressing Current Problems | |
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Tribal Environmental Capacity | |
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The Future of Tribal Environmental Management | |
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Water Quality Standards, Environmental Department, Pueblo of Sandia | |
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Preservation of Life: Guiding Principles of Indian Tribal Governments | |
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Social Development | |
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Education | |
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From Degradation to Empowerment | |
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The State of Educational Attainment | |
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Primary and Secondary Education | |
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Tribally Operated Schools | |
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No Child Left Behind | |
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Post-Secondary Education | |
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The Tribal Colleges and Universities | |
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The Future of Indian Education | |
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The Two-Plus-Two-Plus-Two Program, Hopi Junior/Senior High School, Hopi Nation | |
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Educating a Closed Population Pool | |
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Health | |
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History | |
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Health Status | |
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Critical Underfunding of the Indian Health-Care System | |
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Self-Determination and Health Care | |
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Toward Progress in Indian Health | |
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Whirling Thunder Wellness Program | |
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Winnebago Tribal Health Department, Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska | |