Research Catalog

Title

Indian gaming : who wins? / edited by Angela Mullis and David Kamper.

Publication

Los Angeles, Calif. : UCLA American Indian Studies Center, c2000.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Mullis, Angela.
• Kamper, David.
• University of California, Los Angeles. American Indian Studies Center.

Description

xiv, 189 p.; 23 cm.

Series Statement

Contemporary American Indian issues series ; no. 9

Uniform Title

Contemporary American Indian issues series ; no. 9.

Subject

• Gambling > Law and legislation > United States
• Indians of North America > Gambling
• Gambling on Indian reservations > United States

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

Introduction : the mimicry of Indian gaming / David Kamper -- From hope to realization of dreams : Proposition 5 and California Indian Gaming / Chad M. Gordon (Muscogee Creek) -- Winning the sovereignty jackpot : the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act and the struggle for sovereignty / Sioux Harvey -- California High Court strikes down Indian gaming in Hotel employees and restaurant employees international union v. Davis / Joseph G. Nelson (Tlingit/Eyak) -- Amici Curiae brief of Indian law professors in the case of Hotel employees and restaurant employees international union v. Wilson / Carole E. Goldberg and Indian law professors -- Cabazon and its implications for Indian gaming / Alexander Tallchief Skibine (Osage) -- Indian gaming : the state's view / Thomas Gede -- Educating local non-Indian communities about Indian nation governmental gaming : messages and methods / Katherine A. Spilde -- Gaming and recent American Indian economic development / Joseph G. Jorgensen -- Traditional and modern perspectives on Indian gaming : the struggle for sovereignty / James V. Fenelon (Lakota/Dakota) -- Contesting the evil gambler : gambling, choice, and survival in American Indian texts / Paul Pasquaretta -- The bingo palace : Indian gaming as a literary device / Karen L. Wallace -- Tribal perspectives -- Ron Andrade (La Jolla) -- Mary Ann Andreas (Morongo) -- Priscilla Hunter (Pomo) -- Ernie L. Stevens (Oneida) -- Erma J. Vizenor (Chippewa).

ISBN

0935626530

LCCN

00103282 ^

OCLC

• 48038174
• SCSB-10174981

Owning Institutions

Harvard Library