Anth 422 Contemporary American Indian Policy
An examination of current federal, state, and tribal law and policy pertaining to Indian affairs, including tribal government organization, government-to-government relations, economic development, natural and cultural resource management, health care, welfare, and education. Both reservation communities and the Portland metropolitan Indian community are considered. Student research is based on reading, field trips, and interviews with tribal officials and other policy professionals. Expected preparation: Anth 313, and Anth 314.
Slash Listed Courses
Also offered for graduate-level credit as
Anth 522 and may be taken only once for credit.