The State of Native America: Genocide, Colonization, and ResistanceThis unprecedented anthology has quickly become the classic text for all who want to understand the problems confronted by native people in North America. Includes, among other topics, treaty rights and international status, self-governance, U.S. repression, spiritual hucksterism, resource development and uranium contamination on reservations, religious freedom, and the implications of the Columbus Quincentenary celebration. |
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Wind River | 8 |
Key Indian Laws and Cases | 13 |
International Law and Politics Toward a Right to | 55 |
SelfDetermination and Subordination The Past | 87 |
Federal Indian Identification Policy A Usurpation of | 123 |
The Earth is Our Mother Struggles for American | 139 |
American Indian Water Rights The Blood of Life in | 189 |
In Usual and Accustomed Places Contemporary | 217 |
A Warrior Caged The Continuing Struggle of Leonard | 291 |
American Indian Women At the Center of Indigenous | 311 |
Patriots and Pawns State Use of American Indians | 345 |
American Indian Education in the United States | 371 |
The Great Pretenders Further Reflections on | 403 |
Cowboys and Notes on Art Literature and | 423 |
Looking For Columbus Thought on the Past Present | 439 |
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Native North America The Political Economy of | 241 |
Trouble in High Places Erosion of American Indian | 267 |
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The State of Native America: Genocide, Colonization, and Resistance M. Annette Jaimes Zobrazení fragmentů - 1992 |
The State of Native America: Genocide, Colonization, and Resistance M. Annette Jaimes Zobrazení fragmentů - 1992 |
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