Alaska natives and American laws / David S. Case and David A. Voluck.
2002
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Title
Alaska natives and American laws / David S. Case and David A. Voluck.
Published
Fairbanks, Alaska : University of Alaska Press, [2002]
Copyright
©2002
Call Number
KFA1705 .C37 2002
Edition
Second edition.
ISBN
1889963070 (cloth : alk. paper)
1889963089 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1889963089 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Description
xv, 515 pages ; 26 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)48466647
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 439-491) and index.
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Table of Contents
Foreword
Foreword to the First Edition
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments to the First Edition
1
The Federal Relationship to Alaska Natives
1
IThe Federal-Native Relationship Generally
1
IIHistory of the Alaska Native Relationship
6
IIIThe Modern Relationship
22
IVGeneral Conclusions
32
2
Aboriginal Title
35
IIntroduction
35
IIThe Obligation to Protect Aboriginal Title
39
IIIExtinguishment of Aboriginal Title
42
IVRecognition and Other Rights to Compensation
43
VAboriginal Title In Alaska
44
VIConclusion
63
3
Reservations
65
IIntroduction
65
IIDevelopment and Decline of the Alaska Reservation Policy
69
IIISome Conclusions
95
4
Native Allotments and Townsites
101
IGenerally
101
IIAllotments
102
IIINative Townsites
130
IVJurisdictional Issues
141
VConclusion
152
5
ANCSA: The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act
155
IIntroduction
155
IIBackground: ANCSA's Compromises
157
IIIANCSA's Provisions
159
IVANCSA's Evolution
168
VConclusions
184
6
History of Native Services in Alaska
187
IOverview
187
IIEducation
190
IIIEconomic Development
200
IVWelfare Benefits and Services
209
VIndian Health Service
218
VIThe Indian Self-Determination Act
221
VIIConclusion
225
7
Native Entitlement to Services
227
IIntroduction
227
IISources of Federal Authority to Provide Human Services
229
IIIFederal Social Service Obligations
235
IVBeyond Due Process and Statutory Entitlement
246
VIndian Preferences
248
VIConclusion
251
8
Subsistence in Alaska
257
IProtecting Subsistence Generally
257
IIFederal Preemption in Alaska
262
IIISubsistence and ANCSA
283
IVPossibilities for Tribal Control
309
VConclusions
315
9
Modern Alaska Native Governments and Organizations
317
IIntroduction
317
IIGovernmental Organizations
318
IIIEconomic Profit Corporations
333
IVNonprofit Development and Service Corporations
338
VMultiregional Political Organizations
353
10
Sovereignty: The Alaska Native Claim to Self-Government
369
IIntroduction
369
IINative American Self-Government in General
372
IIILegal History of Alaska Native Sovereignty
378
IVANCSA and Subsequent Events
386
VState and Native Jurisdiction in Alaska
391
VIContemporary Developments in Alaska Native Sovereignty
410
VIIFederal Sovereignty Policies
413
VIIIState Sovereignty Policies
428
IXTribal Courts
432
XConclusion
437
Bibliography
439
Index
493