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Includes bibliographical references.
Heard Museum Library - Call 602-252-8840 for information
c. 1: MAR 09 1999. Note: bound with v. 22, no. 4
Contents:
- Articles. Introduction.
- Indian agriculture, United States agriculture, and sustainable agriculture: science and advocacy / / David A. Clevelan.
- Crops, cattle, and capital: agrarian political ecology in Canyons de Chelly and del Muerto / / Tracy J. Andrews.
- Cowboys and Indians: Creek and Seminole stock raising, 1700-1900 / / Richard A. Sattler.
- Nation, tribe, and class: the dynamics of agrarian transformation on the Fort Berthold Reservation / / Castle McLaughlin
- Economic development article.
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- Managing tribal assets: developing long-term strategic plans / / Joseph S. Anderson and Dean Howard Smith
- Commentary.
- Gaming and recent American Indian economic development / / Joseph G. Jorgensen.
- Intertribal Agriculture Council perspesctives on the history and current status of American Indian agriculture / / Gregory E. Smitman.
- Sovereignty and nation-building: the development challenge in Indian country today / / Stephen Cornell and Joseph P. Kalt.
- Bringing back our lost language / / Strong Woman and Moondancer
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