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State and reservation : new perspectives on federal Indian policy

Title: State and reservation : new perspectives on federal Indian policy / edited by George Pierre Castile and Robert L. Bee.
Publication: Tucson : University of Arizona Press, ©1992.

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ix, 259 p.; 24 cm.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

Introduction / George Pierre Castile and Robert L. Bee -- Part I. Historical foundations of the reservation system -- An elusive institution : the birth of Indian reservations in Gold Rush California / John M. Findlay -- Crow leadership amidst reservation oppression / Frederick E. Hoxie -- Part II. The nonreservation experience -- Utah Indians and the homestead laws / Martha C. Knack -- The enduring reservations of Oklahoma / John H. Moore -- Without reservation : federal Indian policy and the landless tribes of Washington / Frank W. Porter III -- Part III. Power and symbols -- Riding the paper tiger / Robert L. Bee -- Indian sign : hegemony and symbolism in federal Indian policy / George Pierre Castile -- Part IV. The resource base -- Primitive accumulation, reservations, and the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act / Lawrence D. Weiss and David C. Maas -- Shortcomings of the Indian self-determination policy / George S. Esber, Jr. -- Getting to yes in the new West / Thomas R. McGuire.

ISBN

0816513252
9780816513253
0816513198
9780816513192

LCCN

92008229

OCLC

ocm25547064
25547064
SCSB-1956848

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Princeton University Library