'Indian gaming' diaporamas de présentation

Indian Casinos: Another Tragedy of the Commons?

Indian Casinos: Another Tragedy of the Commons?. Ronald N. Johnson AI_20_13. Abstract. Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988 The rapid growth of Indian casinos has surprised many and the revenues generated, $16.7 billion in 2003, are staggering.

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RICH TRIBES, RICH JEWS : Comparing the New Anti-Indianism to Historic Anti-Semitism

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American Indian Alaska Native Indian Health Care Systems; Myths and Realities

Linda Burhansstipanov, DrPH (Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma) Brenda Seals, PhD (Eastern Band Cherokee) Native American Cancer Research 393 South Harlan Street, suite 125 Lakewood, CO 80226-3571 303-325-3377; fax: 303-495-3040 http://www.NatAmCancer.org.

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Tribal Casino Debt Restructurings

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American Indian Political Activism

American Indian Political Activism. Political Activism in the 60s and 70s Treaty Rights in Wisconsin Indian Gaming (Casinos, etc.). Introductory Questions. Is it fair for American Indians to spear fish and hunt deer out of season? On the reservation? Off the reservation?

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The Political Influence of Indian Gaming

The Political Influence of Indian Gaming. Anthropology 85A Sharon Cho Haila Lee. HISTORY: brief background. Indian Reorganization Act (1934) - part of the New Deal program by Roosevelt - set up foundations for future Indian gaming

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Setting the Rules for Native Gaming

Setting the Rules for Native Gaming. The Political Frame By Shalin Hai-Jew. Abstract :.

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Indian Gaming in the US

Indian Gaming in the US. A Broad Introduction (Preface to the Triptych Case Studies ) By Shalin Hai -Jew. Context. Hundreds of years of misdirected federal policies towards Native Americans

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The History of Indian Gaming

The History of Indian Gaming. By Bryan Sturmer and Nicholas Marz. Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. Enacted in 1988 and defines the framework of Indian gaming Allows federally recognized tribes to run gaming operations, but only on federally recognized trust lands

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