FEDERAL INDIAN LAW AND POLICY

AMERIND/HISTORY 190

A broad survey of American Indian history which centers Indigenous peoples, communities, and nations in the context of U.S. policy and culture that emphasizes decolonial methods and Native ways of knowing the past.

AMERIND/LEGALST 485

Exploration of an array of issues from compensation for, or restoration of, lost resources, the ability to site or maintain major facilities, the allocation of water supplies, and pollution control. Principle of jurisdiction, sovereignty, and federal trust duties will also be covered.

AMERIND 100

Focus is history, social organization, political experience, artistic expression of North American Indians, using methods and materials from a number of disciplines as an introduction to the interdisciplinary field.

LAW 730

The study of the relationships between Federal, state, and tribal governments, the source and scope of their respective sovereignties, and time.

AMERIND 450

Special focus on American Indian thought and perspectives on subjects in the arts and sciences.