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University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program. May 1987, N/A N/A
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program. May 1987, N/A N/A
Commencement
These official programs are distributed to attendees of the annual commencement ceremonies. The programs include the event schedule as well as the degrees and honors awarded, listing recipients of the degrees and honors. May 1987
Fishlines, 1987, N/A N/A
Whalesong 1987-04-10 (V.6 No.15), N/A N/A
Uaj Today 01/30/1987, N/A N/A
Uaj Today 01/30/1987, N/A N/A
UAJ Faculty and Staff Newsletters (1978-1987)
No abstract provided.
Uaj Today 01/16/1987, N/A N/A
Uaj Today 01/16/1987, N/A N/A
UAJ Faculty and Staff Newsletters (1978-1987)
No abstract provided.
The Status Of Tribes, Lee Gorsuch, David Case
The Status Of Tribes, Lee Gorsuch, David Case
CAEPR Reports
The purpose of this paper is to provide BIA Area Directors a basis for discussing the issue of tribal status. It addresses three major questions: Are there legal and/or practical distinctions among tribes? Do these distinctions differentiate "status" among tribes? To what extent do or should federal, particularly BIA, relations with tribes reflect these distinctions, and if so, who? The paper illustrates tribal differences by reference to Alaska Natives tribes. It analyzes tribal differences and questions of status in the context of overall Indian policy and of major tribal problems. The paper concludes with a discussion of alternative policies the …
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program. December 1986, N/A N/A
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program. December 1986, N/A N/A
Commencement
These official programs are distributed to attendees of the annual commencement ceremonies. The programs include the event schedule as well as the degrees and honors awarded, listing recipients of the degrees and honors. December 1986
Uaj Today 10/22/1986, N/A N/A
Uaj Today 10/22/1986, N/A N/A
UAJ Faculty and Staff Newsletters (1978-1987)
No abstract provided.
Uaj Today 08/29/1986, N/A N/A
Uaj Today 08/29/1986, N/A N/A
UAJ Faculty and Staff Newsletters (1978-1987)
No abstract provided.
The Aborigine In Comparative Law: Subnational Report On Alaska Natives, Stephen Conn
The Aborigine In Comparative Law: Subnational Report On Alaska Natives, Stephen Conn
Conference papers
This paper describes the current state of aboriginal rights in Alaska and the impact of federal and state laws and policies on Alaska Native political and legal rights, tribal status, self-determination, and access to tribal lands. Topics covered include the legal determination of Alaska Native identity, the legal status of Alaska Native groups, Alaska Native land rights, sovereignty and self-government, subsistence, recognition of family and kinship structures, the criminal justice system in rural Alaska, customary versus formal legal process, and human rights and equality before the law.
Professionalism In The Alaska Department Of Corrections: Education And Experience [Manuscript], Schafer E. N/A
Professionalism In The Alaska Department Of Corrections: Education And Experience [Manuscript], Schafer E. N/A
Journal Articles
A survey of Alaska corrections personnel reveals that employees in all clasiffications tend to have more than the minimum education or experience required for their positions. More than 74 percent of college-educated corrections personnel earned degrees and more than 40 percent acquired their experience outside Alaska. The advantages and disadvantages of hiring large numbers of employees whose education and experience were gained elsewhere are discussed in the context of the unique problems of correctional service delivery in so large and diverse a state.
Retribalization As A Strategy For Achievement Of Group And Individual Social Security In Alaska Native Villages — With A Special Focus On Subsistence [Paper], Stephen Conn, Steve J. Langdon
Retribalization As A Strategy For Achievement Of Group And Individual Social Security In Alaska Native Villages — With A Special Focus On Subsistence [Paper], Stephen Conn, Steve J. Langdon
Conference papers
Alaska Native groups have adopted a strategy of seeking general welfare, including social security, through retribalization — a term of dual meaning discussed in this paper. The paper aims to describe the historical developments leading to the adoption of this strategy, explain its nature and the various forms which it takes, and assess its potential for the achievement of the general welfare of Alaska Natives.
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program. May 1986, N/A N/A
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program. May 1986, N/A N/A
Commencement
These official programs are distributed to attendees of the annual commencement ceremonies. The programs include the event schedule as well as the degrees and honors awarded, listing recipients of the degrees and honors. May 1986
Uaj Report 04/25/1986, N/A N/A
Uaj Report 04/25/1986, N/A N/A
UAJ Faculty and Staff Newsletters (1978-1987)
No abstract provided.
"Canopus In Argos: " Doris Lessing's Sufist Science-Fiction Series., Mary Louise Waarvik
"Canopus In Argos: " Doris Lessing's Sufist Science-Fiction Series., Mary Louise Waarvik
English
No abstract provided.
Uaj Today 04/11/1986, N/A N/A
Uaj Today 04/11/1986, N/A N/A
UAJ Faculty and Staff Newsletters (1978-1987)
No abstract provided.
Whalesong 1986-04-04 (V.5 No.13), N/A N/A
Whalesong 1986-03-21 (V.5 No.11), N/A N/A
Professionalism In The Alaska Department Of Corrections: Education And Experience [Paper], Schafer E. N/A
Professionalism In The Alaska Department Of Corrections: Education And Experience [Paper], Schafer E. N/A
Conference papers
A survey of Alaska corrections personnel reveals that employees in all classifications tend to have more than the minimum education or experience required for their positions. More than 75 percent of college-educated corrections personnel earned degrees and more than 40 percent acquired their experience outside Alaska. The advantages and disadvantages of hiring large numbers of employees whose education and experience were gained elsewhere are discussed in the context of the unique problems of correctional service delivery in so large and diverse a state.
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program December 1985, N/A N/A
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program December 1985, N/A N/A
Commencement
These official programs are distributed to attendees of the annual commencement ceremonies. The programs include the event schedule as well as the degrees and honors awarded, listing recipients of the degrees and honors. December 1985
A Social Indicators System For Ocs Impact Monitoring, John Kruse, Frank Andrews
A Social Indicators System For Ocs Impact Monitoring, John Kruse, Frank Andrews
ISER Reports
This report describes the design of a data collection system to monitor changes in the individual well-bein of Alaska residents who may be affected by OCS development activities. The system employs a limited set of indicators to provide a comprehensive description of individual well-being over time. The indicators are derived from existing data and from formal interviews with random samples of individuals. The justification for designing and implementing this data collection system is found in section 256.82 of Title 30 of the Code of Federal Regulations. The system is designed to contribute to pre-lease assessments and to help fulfill the …
Alaska's Small Rural High Schools: Are They Working? (Research Summary), Judith Kleinfield, G. Williamson Mcdiarmid, David Hagstrom
Alaska's Small Rural High Schools: Are They Working? (Research Summary), Judith Kleinfield, G. Williamson Mcdiarmid, David Hagstrom
ISER Reports
No abstract provided.
Alaska's Small Rural High Schools: Are They Working?, Judith Kleinfield, G. Williamson Mcdiarmid, David Hagstrom
Alaska's Small Rural High Schools: Are They Working?, Judith Kleinfield, G. Williamson Mcdiarmid, David Hagstrom
ISER Reports
No abstract provided.
The Interrelationship Between Alaska State Law And The Social Systems Of Modern Eskimo Villages In Alaska: History, Present And Future Considerations, Stephen Conn
Conference papers
Yup'ik and Inupiat villages in Alaska (the territory and the state) experienced a process of legal socialization that was strongly influenced by serious constraints in the allocation of resources. These constraints resulted in legal socialization into what was in essence a second legal state system and provided an opportunity for cultural autonomy by Eskimo villages, even though this de facto situation did not recognize these groups as sovereign tribes. The actual implementation of a single full-blown legal system in village Alaska in the mid-1970s has resulted in a loss of control and serious efforts by Alaska villages to reinstitute village …
Uaj Today 05/24/1985, N/A N/A
Uaj Today 05/24/1985, N/A N/A
UAJ Faculty and Staff Newsletters (1978-1987)
No abstract provided.
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program May 1985, N/A N/A
University Of Alaska Anchorage Commencement Program May 1985, N/A N/A
Commencement
These official programs are distributed to attendees of the annual commencement ceremonies. The programs include the event schedule as well as the degrees and honors awarded, listing recipients of the degrees and honors. May 1985
Anchorage Community College Commencement Program. May 1985, N/A N/A
Anchorage Community College Commencement Program. May 1985, N/A N/A
Commencement
These official programs are distributed to attendees of the annual commencement ceremonies. The programs include the event schedule as well as the degrees and honors awarded, listing recipients of the degrees and honors. May 1985
Alaska Natives: A Guide To Current Reference Sources In The Rasmuson Library, Mark C. Goniwiecha
Alaska Natives: A Guide To Current Reference Sources In The Rasmuson Library, Mark C. Goniwiecha
EERL Occasional Papers
No abstract provided.
Alaskan Bush Justice: Legal Centralism Confronts Social Science Research And Village Alaska [Chapter], Stephen Conn
Alaskan Bush Justice: Legal Centralism Confronts Social Science Research And Village Alaska [Chapter], Stephen Conn
Book chapters
This paper traces the history of the bush justice system in rural Alaska, describes the relationship between traditional Alaska Native dispute resolution mechanisms and the state criminal justice system, and analyzes bush justice research between 1970 and 1981 and its effects on state agency policies and changes in the rural justice system. Innovations by researchers were well-received by villagers and field-level professionals, but not by agency policymakers. Hence, most reforms made in the 1970s had vanished by the early 1980s. The author concludes that further reforms will be ineffective unless Alaska Natives are drawn into the decisionmaking process as co-equal …
Merging Social Control And Criminal Law In Small Eskimo Villages In Alaska — Can It Be Done? The Portrait Of The Inner Logic Of Social Control Governing Drinking Behavior And Its Relationship To Criminal Law Process, Conn N/A
Conference papers
The legal reaction by Yup'ik and Inupiat Eskimos in Alaska to drunken behavior has changed over time from one that penalizes drunkenness to one that seeks to prevent drinking. This new therapeutic approach interferes with any preemptive aggressive response by persons seeking to control an intoxicated person. Moreover, since the law perceives an intoxicated person as sick rather than bad, the traditional perception that an intoxicated person is not his normal self may be reinforced by the law. Indeed, a drunken person may act aggressively without fear of later community blame. The author concludes that the law should re-orient Native …