The Navajo Political ExperienceRowman & Littefield, 2003 - 279 lappuses The Navajo Nation is the largest of over 560 federally recognized indigenous entities in the United States today. Navajo history and politics thus serve as a model for understanding American Indian issues across the board ranging from the tribal-federal relationship to contemporary land disputes, taxation policies, and Indian gaming challenges. This revised edition of a recent text includes new census data along with a new introduction and an updated timeline of Dine political history. The text's thoroughgoing analysis of Navajo political institutions and processes is amplified by a consideration of the distinctive Navajo culture. Presented in the context of indigenous societies everywhere, the book offers a way to explore the culture of politics and the politics of culture confronted by all native peoples. |
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... discussed the all - important concept of self - government ; but what are some of the key components that distinguish tribes from other ethnic and minority groups and as political entities ? A Distinctive People A political entity must ...
... discussed the all - important concept of self - government ; but what are some of the key components that distinguish tribes from other ethnic and minority groups and as political entities ? A Distinctive People A political entity must ...
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... discussed later , still constitute the basis for present - day Navajo National govern- ment . Robert Young , in his work , The Navajo Yearbook , pointed out that : There has been a growing tendency on the part of the federal govern ...
... discussed later , still constitute the basis for present - day Navajo National govern- ment . Robert Young , in his work , The Navajo Yearbook , pointed out that : There has been a growing tendency on the part of the federal govern ...
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... discussed , there has been no concerted push to adopt one since 1968. There are a number of reasons for this . First , the Nation's Council has sometimes expressed the view that a constitution would too narrowly define and limit their ...
... discussed , there has been no concerted push to adopt one since 1968. There are a number of reasons for this . First , the Nation's Council has sometimes expressed the view that a constitution would too narrowly define and limit their ...
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Its Form and Function | 37 |
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