Laura Huggins

From the Editor

Understanding the relationship between economic development, assimilation, and tribal culture is challenging. This issue begins to explore some of the connections.

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Holly Fretwell

Greener Pastures

If You Build It, They Will Come and Upcycling in India

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Reed Watson

On the Lookout

Preserving Property Rights in Iowa

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Juliet Eilperin

In the Badlands, a Tribe Helps Buffaloes Make a Comeback

The Oglala Sioux aim to reclaim their landscape and culture heritage

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Daniel Benjamin

Pollution and Productivity

A cautionary tale of ozone regulation

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Te Maire Tau

Māori Land Rights: Living on the Periphery

Reinstating indigenous rights to own property and build an economy in New Zealand

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Randy Simmons

Impressions

Unconventional Entrepreneurs of the Navajo Nation

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Chief Shane Gottfriedson

Escaping Canada's Indian Act: Who Should Own Our Lands?

First Nations are fighting for the same property rights that all Canadians enjoy

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Richard Wright

The Nisga'a Experiment

A First Nation in British Columbia is rewriting the rules.

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Justin B. Richland

Tribal Culture and Economic Growth

Will economic growth in the 21st century erode or augment tribal culture?

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