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The Oneida Land Claim: Yesterday And Today, John Tahsuda
The Oneida Land Claim: Yesterday And Today, John Tahsuda
Buffalo Law Review
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The Haudenosaunee, Yesterday And Today: A Conflict Of Concepts And Laws, Irving Powless Jr.
The Haudenosaunee, Yesterday And Today: A Conflict Of Concepts And Laws, Irving Powless Jr.
Buffalo Law Review
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Building A New Longhouse: The Case For Government Reform Within The Six Nations Of The Haudenosaunee, Robert B. Porter
Building A New Longhouse: The Case For Government Reform Within The Six Nations Of The Haudenosaunee, Robert B. Porter
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Seneca Nation Of Indians V. Christy: A Background Study, Laurence M. Hauptman
Seneca Nation Of Indians V. Christy: A Background Study, Laurence M. Hauptman
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
"We Are An Independent Nation": A History Of Iroquois Sovereignty, Mary Druke Becker
"We Are An Independent Nation": A History Of Iroquois Sovereignty, Mary Druke Becker
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Haudenosaunee Cayuga Nation Land Claim: Cayuga Nation V. New York, Clint Halftown
The Haudenosaunee Cayuga Nation Land Claim: Cayuga Nation V. New York, Clint Halftown
Buffalo Law Review
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Border Wars: Haudenosaunee Lands And Federalism, Steven Paul Mcsloy
Border Wars: Haudenosaunee Lands And Federalism, Steven Paul Mcsloy
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Review Of The History Of The April 1997 Trade And Commerce Agreement Among The Traditional Haudenosaunee Councils Of Chiefs And New York State And The Impact Thereof On Haudenosaunee Sovereignty, Joseph J. Heath
Buffalo Law Review
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Echoes Of A Native Revitalization Movement In Recent Indian Law Cases In New York State, John C. Mohawk
Echoes Of A Native Revitalization Movement In Recent Indian Law Cases In New York State, John C. Mohawk
Buffalo Law Review
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Reconstituting Haudenosaunee Law, Sovereignty, And Governance, Errol E. Meidinger
Reconstituting Haudenosaunee Law, Sovereignty, And Governance, Errol E. Meidinger
Journal Articles
This article introduces a symposium issue on "Law, Sovereignty, and Tribal Governance: The Iroquois Confederacy" that grew out of a conference at the University at Buffalo Law School in 1998. The symposium was heavily attended and debated by the indigenous peoples of the region. The article argues that core lessons of the conference included the requirement to understand and implement sovereignty as tool of cultural survival, particularly in its insistence on a land base; that sovereignty has been adopted as a central concept by Indian peoples both because it provides a necessary social bulwark and because it facilitates a discursive …