Constitutionalism and Native Americans, 1903-1968John R. Wunder First Published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
Contents
Indian Law at the Beginning of the Modern | 1 |
Federal Reservation | 17 |
Confusion | 103 |
The Dream and the Reality | 131 |
The Indian Claims Commission | 154 |
The Indian Claims Commission | 169 |
The Kalispel Tribe and the Indian Claims Commission | 183 |
The Evolution of the Termination Policy | 197 |
The Relocation Program and Urbanization | 244 |
The Limits of State Jurisdiction over | 273 |
TeeHitTon and Alaska Native Rights | 333 |
Common terms and phrases
2d Sess 9th Cir accompanying text adjudication administrative Alaska allotment American Indian application appropriation areas Arizona attorneys authority band bill Bureau of Indian California civil Collier Comm'n Commissioner Committee Cong Congress congressional constitutions Court of Claims decision Department dian disclaimer Eagle County established federal acknowledgment federal government FEDERAL INDIAN LAW funds Hearings hereinafter cited Indian Affairs Indian Claims Commission Indian country Indian lands Indian policy Indian Reorganization Act Indian reservations Indian tribes Indian water rights infra Interior irrigation issue Kalispel legislation McCarran Amendment Menominee ment National Native Americans Navajo non-Indian Office PL-280 jurisdiction Public Law 280 Pueblo question recognized regulations relocatees relocation program Report reservation Indians reserved rights reserved water rights S.D. Cal Secretary Senate South Dakota sovereign sovereignty Stat statute Supp supra note Supreme Court Tee-Hit-Ton termination tion Tlingit treaty tribal sovereignty trust United Washington Winters doctrine