...David A. Chang This essay cautiously compares the dispossession of Native lands in the United States with the enclosure of the English commons, in light of the transfer of political sovereignty that occurred in the case it explores. The federal policy of dividing American Indian nations' tribal...

... American Southwest during the Spanish colonial period, it compares the institution of church asylum with cross-tribal Indigenous sanctuary place-making and traditions of radical hospitality. As Indigenous people became refugees in their own homeland they capitalized on their knowledge of the landscape...

... based on these data."3 He defines ethnohistory as "an interdisciplinary approach to the study of past cultures, traditional or tribal societies, and specific social or cultural phenomena, incorporating the best principles and methods of history and anthropology" and concludes...

... elaborate of last year's exhibits was the Museum of Modern Art show, "'Primitivism' in the 20th Century: Affinity of the Tribal and the Modern." This show displayed key works in modern art from Paul Gauguin to Paul Klee, and set alongside them pieces of African and Oceanic sculpture, the pairings...

... they are affiliated. 'r6 Compliance with NAGPRA entails not only interpreting the law as it was passed but observing the various regulations and guide- lines established by the Department of the Interior, the National Park Service, and the various tribal entities involved in this process. The law has...

..., Akwesasne:non were trained to facilitate the study designs, data collection, and analysis alongside university-recognized researchers. The Akwesasne:non had to navigate two tribal bureaucracies, a traditional indigenous confederacy, and two different settler-colonial nations (and New York state and county...

... World . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Eau Claire Daily Leader . 1931 . “Indian Tribal Dances at Fourth Celebration.” June 26 . Wisconsin Historical Society , Madison . Ellis Clyde . 2004 . “Five Dollars a Week to Be ‘Regular Indians.’ ” In Native Pathways: American...

... on their reservation, especially when held in common, from the encroachments of its own people.”26 Legislation such as the Major Crimes Act of 1885, which diminished tribal jurisdiction over non-­Indian perpetrators, and Public Law 280 in 1953, which mandated the transfer of federal law enforcement jurisdic...

... attempt to be the post-Ottoman father to the Syr- ians. Instead, it is the French high commissioner who, armed with a massive soldiery and a clientele of local elites (landlords, tribal sheikhs, and religious officials) poses as the new patriarch, the founding...

... in 1857 as 2004. The impetus for the Historical Court came from Nisqually leader Cynthia Iyall, who, in collaboration with tribal historian Cecelia Carpenter and museum curator Melissa Parr, approached local lawyers, legislators, and judges with the idea of a retrial. By early 2004 a core...

...- folding. For example, at one point-for five or six pag- part of his general "tribal" analysis of Middle Eastern politics, Friedman tries to explain why it is that some Moslem states are not quite as vicious as others He writes that Modem political tradition contains within it two streams...

...-­and-­true racialist colonial logic to make sense of what kind of legal subjects insular colonial subjects ought to be visvis tribal Indians. Ultimately, the justices decided that, like Native Americans, people living in the colonial archipelagos were unfit for auto- matic citizenship...

... of Native American tribal sovereignty and the internment of Japanese Amer- icans. A final unit, traditional with this course, looks extensively at the civil lights movement and the social justice movements that followed it; following the theme of the state with the question of activism...

... in The Constitution of the Athenians fills out the nature of this tribal reform with a bewildering array of rules by which the tribes were constituted from three different sections of Attica with the presumed goal of precluding any tribe from developing a significant corporate sense derived from...

... of the Indian dead on tribal or federal land.28 The second closest brush Texas Indians had with getting legal protection of Indian graves fell apart in disputes with the state archaeologist over repatriation.29 The discussion of protecting burials in the ground slips seamlessly into a discussion...

... forms of racial segregation and domination. The strategy of fostering ethnic or "tribal" nationalism through the bantustan system, to divide blacks from one another and to deny them political rights in a united South Africa, is a major defining feature of apartheid. Consequently, ethnic...

... called allotment instituted by an 1887 act of U.S. Congress, commonly owned Native American lands were divided into parcels to be distributed to certain tribal members. Similar to the argument that Ben Maddison makes in RHR 108 in his study of nineteenth-­century Australia, Chang points out...

.... 1. See, e.g., Anderson, “State Formation” ; Robinson, Building a Palestinian State ; Wing, “ Intifada .” 2. See Clunan, “Ungoverned Spaces?,” 5 . 3. Participants and observers tend to use terms like customary , tribal , and traditional interchangeably. Fares and Khalidi...

...R. J. Lambrose Copyright © January 1989 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1989 THE ABUSABLE PAST R. J. Lambrose Apachegate For some time now archaeologists and tribal leaders have been warning of the threat to the Indian...

... singularly successful.30 Wilson, the RLI’s first director, pioneered the transition in research focus from rural/tribal to urban in his 1941 study of urbanizing Africans in Broken Hill mines in An Essay on the Economics of Detribalization in Northern Rhodesia.31 Building on this work started...