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Indigenous Voices 2/20/07
Comments OffProducers/hosts: Rhonda Frey and Meredith DeFrancesco
Topic: History of Federal Indian Law and Policy: What were some of the treaties tribes had with the United States and how did Indian Law and policy evolve? Discussion of the issues of tribal self-determination, tribal sovereignty, trust responsibility, and the historic and current role of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Guest: Thomas Bird Bear, Adjunct Professor of Indian Law at the University of New Mexico
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Published on February 20, 2007 · Filed under: Indigenous Voices;
