American Indian Politics and the American Political System¶
Wilkins, D. E., & Stark, H. K. (2017). American Indian Politics and the American Political System.
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- Sovereignty
- … within state borders arise over Indigenous sovereignty: Deloria (1969) argued for the recognition of Native nations as enduring polities with their own treaty-grounded authority, and Wilkins and Stark (2017) document how those claims continue to clash with—and reshape—U.S. federal-state jurisdictional structures.
This sourceStandard textbook on tribal sovereignty: documents the legal, political, and jurisdictional structures through which Native nations exercise governmental authority and the persistent tensions with federal and state jurisdiction.
- … within state borders arise over Indigenous sovereignty: Deloria (1969) argued for the recognition of Native nations as enduring polities with their own treaty-grounded authority, and Wilkins and Stark (2017) document how those claims continue to clash with—and reshape—U.S. federal-state jurisdictional structures.
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