Social change and cultural continuity among Native Nations
By: Duane Champagne.
Series: Contemporary Native American communities -- 19; Contemporary Native American communities -- v. 19.
Publisher: Altamira Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Lanham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 362
ISBN-13: 9780759110007; 9780759110014
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Social conditions.; Indians of North America -- Government relations.; Social change -- North America.; North America -- Ethnic relations.; North America -- Social conditions.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Renewing American Indian Nations : cosmic communities and spiritual autonomy; title: The cultural and institutional foundations of Native American conservatism; title: Tribal capitalism and Native capitalists : multiple pathways of Native economy; title: Renewing tribal governments : uniting political theory and sacred communities; title: Self-government from time immemorial; title: A multidimensional theory of colonialism : the Native North American experience; title: Native-directed social change in Canada and the United States; title: Border towns; title: Ramona redeemed? : the rise of tribal political power in California; title: Toward a multidimensional historical-comparative methodology : context, process, and causality; title: The Delaware revitalization movement of the early 1760s : a suggested reinterpretation; title: Colonial and contemporary religious movements; title: Culture, differentiation and environment : social change in Tlingit society; title: Economic incorporation, political change, and cultural preservation among the northern Cheyenne; title: Indigenous strategies for engaging globalism; title: Native issues in the twenty-first century.