Fifth Annual Western Regional Indian Law Symposium, September 20-21, 1991
By: University of Washington.
Contributors: Johnson, Ralph Whitney, 1923-; University of Washington. School of Law.
Publisher: Washington Law School Foundation
Published: 1991
Place of publication: [Seattle, Wash.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Government relations.; Indians of North America -- Legal status, laws, etc.; Indians of North America -- Canada -- Government relations.; Indians of North America -- Politics and government.
Notes: Moderator: Ralph W. Johnson.

Presented by the University of Washington School of Law.
Table of contents: value: Genocide-at-law / Rennard Strickland; value: Setting a national Indian legislative agenda / Patricia M. Zell; value: The probable changes in the practice of Indian law by the year 2000 / Douglas W. Luna; value: From conflict to common ground; value: rationalizing tribal/state court jurisdictional disputes / Vernon Pearson; value: Is the Gitskan decision compatible with the Canadian Supreme Court decision in Sparrow? / David Paterson; value: Aboriginal rights to land, resources and self government in British Columbia / Dan Gottesman; value: Canada, the current agenda / Douglas E. Sanders; value: Indigenous peoples and the international organizations / Russell Barsh; value: The bar as an instrument for social change / Lowell K. Halverson; value: Resolving disputes of importance to Indian tribes / James C. Waldo; value: State and tribal concurrent jurisdiction under P.L. 280 /Bart Garber; value: The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act /Michael Cox; value: The state obligation to negotiate in good faith with Indian tribes / Bruce R. Green; value: Pandora's box; value: the attempt to preserve state public policy under the Indian Gaming Commission Regulatory Act / Jonathan McCoy; value: Colville Tribe's negotiations with Indian tribes in Washington / Bruce Didesch.