Tribal Government Today, Revised Edition

by James J. Lopach, Margery Hunter Brown, Richmond L. Clow

An account of Fourth World peoples within a First World nation, Tribal Government Today, Revised Edition , is a critical analysis of the contemporary progress of Indian tribes toward self-government and economic sufficiency. Focusing on seven reservations in Montana representing the diverse opportunities and problems facing Indian tribes in the West, this book approaches tribal government from the twin perspectives of reservation politics and the legal context within which reservation conflicts must be solved.

308 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1990