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American Indian History Online from Facts on File
(1711Hits) (On-campus only,On-campus use. Remote access-ASU students & staff)This database offers access to over 5,000 years of culture, history, and leaders. More than 240 Native American groups are presented through subject entries, biographies, primary source documents, historical maps, and photographs. Search by topic centers sorted by era or by North American culture areas, such as the Northeast, Southwest, Arctic, and California culture areas.
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American Indian Law Deskbook
(1129Hits) The American Indian Law Deskbook is a comprehensive treatise on Indian law, presented from the perspective of state officials. It is updated annually through a stand-alone supplement. The Deskbook examines the legal structure governing the relationships among Native Americans and the federal and state governments. It includes discussions on the evolution of federal statutory Indian law, the judicial foundations of federal Indian policy, the parameters of criminal jurisdiction in Indian Country, tribal sovereignty and jurisdiction relating to tribal courts, fishing and wildlife, environmental regulation, water rights, gaming, and child welfare, and the approaches used by states and tribes for resolving jurisdictional disputes. The Deskbook also contains a table of Indian law court decisions, a table of statutes and codes relating to Native Americans, and an extensive bibliography.
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American Indian Law in a Nutshell
(1193Hits) William Canby’s overview of federal Indian law and policy, tribal governments, treaties, gaming, claims to water and land, etc.
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Arizona Tribal Courts Directory
(2211Hits) Extensive contact information for Arizona tribal courts including: mailing address; phone and fax numbers; sources and availability of opinions and codes; extradition and service of process guidelines; and more. Current through May 2011.
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Atlas of the North American Indian
(950Hits) E77 .W195 2009. By Carl Waldman. Maps on ancient and contemporary Indians including Indian lifeways, wars, land cessions and explorers.
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Digest of American Indian Law: Cases and Chronology
(1149Hits) HeinOnline. By H. Barry Holt and Gary Forrester. This Indian law case digest is arranged by topic, with cases presented in a case brief format. It includes a chronology of federal Indian policy from 1492-1989.
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Documents of United States Indian Policy
(755Hits) Edited by Francis Paul Prucha, this is a compact collection of more than 200 documents, including letters, cases, laws, and regulations that mark significant policy between Indians and the federal government. Available in print at the Law Library at KF8205 .D63 2000 Also available as an ebrary electronic book (on-campus or ASURITE).
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Encyclopedia of American Indian Civil Rights
(1039Hits) Edited by James S. Olson et al. This encyclopedia includes brief descriptions of the major concepts, court decisions, Congressional acts, citizen protests, and individuals pertaining to the history of Native American civil rights, as well as some photos and suggested readings for each topic. Its coverage includes more than 600 entries of civil rights topics such as individual rights, water rights, and land issues over the twentieth century. Available at the Law Library at Indian Law KF8210.C5 E53 1997.
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Encyclopedia of Native American Legal Tradition
(787Hits) Edited by Bruce Elliott Johansen. This work includes entries on cases, laws, treaties, doctrines, organizations, individuals, and tribal law concepts with suggested readings. Available in print at the Law Library at Indian Law KF8204 .E53 1998. Also available as an ebrary electronic book (on-campus or ASURITE).
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Guide to Records in the National Archives of the United States Relating to American Indians
(743Hits) This guide includes historical records from the Continental Congress and Revolutionary War; Bureau of Indian Affairs (subdivided into areas such as law and probate, forestry, health, Alaska, finance, and statistics); Office of the Secretary of the Interior (further divided into areas such as the Indian Division, Lands and Railroads, Finance, Appointments, and Water and Power, with cartographic and audiovisual records); and the military (encompasses holdings within the Office of the Secretary of War, the Army, the Navy, and others). A detailed table of contents and a 55-page index provide guidance to areas of specific interest. Available in the Law Library at Reference GS 4.6/2:AM 3. Also available in PDF from the U.S. Department of Education’s Education Resources Information Center.
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Handbook of North American Indians
(787Hits) This print resource is an approximately 20-volume encyclopedia that summarizes knowledge about all native peoples north of Mesoamerica, including cultures, languages, history, prehistory, and human biology. Chapters are sorted by main authorities on each topic, and the collection overall is heavily illustrated and well indexed with extensive bibliographies. Area volumes include separate chapters on all tribes. Available in the Law Library at Indian Law SI 1.20/2
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Indian and Native Peoples Law
(2272Hits) A Findlaw guide to government and agencies, journals, newsletters, laws and documents, websites, discussion groups on Indian Law.
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Indian Law
(1761Hits) A research guide from the University of Connecticut School of Law Library’s Connecticut Legal Information Portal.
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Indian Law Research
(1017Hits) A comprehensive guide to federal and tribal law resources with an emphasis on Washington state. From the University of Washington, Marian Gould Gallagher Law Library.
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Indian Tribes as Sovereign Governments: A Sourcebook on Federal-Tribal History, Law and Policy
(755Hits) By Charles Wilkinson and the American Indian Resources Institute. This treatise is a short and easy-to-understand summary of Indian law and policy. It includes chapters on the history of Indian affairs, tribal sovereignty, the trust relationship, tribal resource rights, reservation environments, and economic development; an overview of Indian treaty negotiations and executive orders; selected statutes dealing with Indian law; and excerpts from leading U.S. Supreme Court Indian law decisions.
KF 8205 .I53 2004
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Inter Tribal Council of Arizona
(2727Hits) ITCA is a 501(c)(3)nonprofit that administers Federal, state and private contracts in the areas of health, research and environmental quality for tribal governments of twenty federally recognized tribes in Arizona.
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Labriola Course Guide for Law 691, Indian Legal Research
(1152Hits) This LibGuide was created by the Librarian of the Labriola National American Indian Data Center for the ASU College of Law course Law 691 Indian Legal Research. Contains useful links to Arizona Archives, American Indian Manuscript Collections, Oral History subject guides, and the ASU Map Index.
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Labriola National American Indian Data Center (ASU)
(11217Hits) This research collection is international in scope and brings together in one location current and historic information on government, culture, religion and world view, social life and customs, tribal history, and information on individuals from the United States, Canada, Sonora, and Chihuahua, Mexico. The Center has several guides that relate to Indian law, including:
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Landmark Indian Law Cases
(1943Hits) From the National Indian Law Library. Full text of 53 important U.S. Supreme Court cases with index by subject matter. Available in print at the Law Library at Indian Law KF8204.5 .L36 2002. Also available on HeinOnline
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Native American Collection
(806Hits) KF8201.A1 N39 1990. A bibliography describing the microfiche collection assembled and marketed by the Law Library Microform Consortium; Jerry Dupont, chief compiler and editor. The Law Library does not own the microfiche described in this bibliography, but they can be borrowed.
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Native American Records at the National Archives
(1638Hits) This U.S. National Archives and Records Administration site includes census records, Dawes rolls, and records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. It specifically holds information about American Indians who maintained their ties to a federally recognized tribe. To effectively conduct genealogical searches, it is recommended that the researcher know the name of the individual, name of the tribe, and approximately where and when the person lived.
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Native North American Almanac: A Reference Work on Native North Americans in the United States and Canada
(808Hits) E77 .N36 2001 Edited by Duane Champagne. Almanac includes information on chronology, demographics, major culture areas, languages, law and legislation, activism, urbanization and non-reservation populations, women and gender relations, art, economic information, and biographies pertaining to native North American populations.
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Reference Encyclopedia of the American Indian
(644Hits) E76.2 .K5. Barry T. Klein, editor. Arranged in 4 parts: Sources of information on American Indians (organizations, gov’t. agencies, libraries, research centers), Sources of information on Canadian First Nations, Bibliography and Biographies.
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United States Tribal Courts Directory
(1559Hits) KF8224.C6 S39 2011. By April Schwartz and Mary Jo B. Hunter. Provides state-by-state information on tribal courts including contacts, areas of jurisdiction and publication information for tribal opinions and codes. 1st to 3d editions available on HeinOnline.
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West Legal Directory - Native Peoples Law
(1865Hits) (Password required)Westlaw WLD-NPL database containing profiles of law firms, branch offices, and biographical records of attorneys that practice native peoples law, from all 50 states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the District of Columbia, and Canada.
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