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Renewing American Indian Nations : cosmic communities and spiritual autonomy -- The cultural and institutional foundations of Native American conservatism -- Tribal capitalism and Native capitalists : multiple pathways of Native economy -- Renewing tribal governments : uniting political theory and sacred communities -- Self-government from time immemorial -- A multidimensional theory of colonialism : the Native North American experience -- Native-directed social change in Canada and the United States -- Border towns -- Ramona redeemed? : the rise of tribal political power in California -- Toward a multidimensional historical-comparative methodology : context, process, and causality -- The Delaware revitalization movement of the early 1760s : a suggested reinterpretation -- Colonial and contemporary religious movements -- Culture, differentiation and environment : social change in Tlingit society -- Economic incorporation, political change, and cultural preservation among the northern Cheyenne -- Indigenous strategies for engaging globalism -- Native issues in the twenty-first century. |
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