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Research & Publications

Research and Publications

Author Year Chair
Peter Morris Envisioning a Better Urban Future: Indigenous Organizations Pursuing Economic, Social, Cultural and Community Development in Darwin, Australia and Tucson, USA 2003 James Hopkins
Nicole Menard Native Language Preservation and Revitalization in Lincoln Public Schools 2003 Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox
Reuben Naranjo Jr. Tohono O'odham Potters in Bisbee, Arizona 1890-1920 2002 Tom Holm
Sarah Welch A Study of American Indians Receiving Special Education Services in Arizona's Public School Districts and Charter School Corporations 2002 K. Tsianina Lomawaima
Jody Hay Native American Women in Children's Literature 2002 Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox
Amy Fatzinger Native American Literature: A Teacher's Sourcebook 2002 Luci Tapahonso
Sylvia Munoz Do Native American and Hispanic women maintain their cultural identity in an interracial marriage? 2002 Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox
Mark Bahti Spider Woman and a Web for the 21st Century: Urban Indian Centers and the Internet 2002 Jay Stauss
Jacquetta Swift Genetic Analysis on Native Identity and Tribal Memberships: the Political & Ethical Implications for Native People 2001 Eileen Luna Firebaugh
Cathy Notamicola Woven lives, weavers' voices: A family of Dine weavers speak about Dine textiles 2001 Eileen Luna Firebaugh
Michael Two Horses We Know Who the Real Indian Are - Animal Rights Groups, Racial Stereotyping, and Racism in Rhetoric and Action in the Makah Whaling Controversy 2001 Tom Holm
J. Diane Pearson The politics of disease: Imperial medicine and the American Indian, 1797--1871 2001 Tom Holm
Mayuko Sasanuma Living Treasures: Preservation of the Traditional Artistry and Craftsmanship of American Indians—With An Introduction to the Japanese Government's "Living National Treasure" Program 2001 Tom Holm
Mary Anne Stack Rend Your Hearts and Not Your Garments: Native American Christian Testimonies 2001 Tom Holm
Tarissa Spoonhunter Glacier National Park on Blackfoot Territory: the Assertion of Rights on Traditional Lands 2001 Eileen Luna Firebaugh
Samantha Martin Type 2 Diabetes Education: Cultural Relevance to Native Americans in Tucson 2000 Jennie Joe
Leonardo Alvarado Indigenous People in Armed Conflict: Social, Economic and Cultural Impacts 2000 Robert A. Hershey
Jane Haladay Solemn Laughter: Humor as Subversion and Resistance in the Literature of Simon Ortiz and Carter Revard 2000 Irvin Morris
Phillip Cash Cash Timnakni Timat (Writing From The Heart): Sahaptin Discourse and Text in the Speaker Writing of Xiluxin 2000 Ofelia Zepeda
Richard Gorman Jr. "Whales, guns, and money?" How Commercial and Ideological Considerations Influenced the Seattle Times Portrayal of the Makah Whale Hunt 2000 Nancy Parezo

Pages

American Indian Studies Program

Publications

  • Colonized through Art: American Indian Schools and Art Education, 1889-1915
    2017
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    The Red Bird All-Indian Traveling Band
    Franci Washburn
    2014
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    Archaeology in the Great Basin and Southwest
    Nancy Parezo
    2014
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    Elder Brother and the Law of the People Contemporary Kinship and Cowessess First Nation
    Robert Innes
    2013
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    The Evolution of Policing: Worldwide Innovations and Insights
    Eileen Luna Firebaugh
    2013
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    Keystone Nations: Indigenous Peoples and Salmon Across the North Pacific
    Benedict Colombi
    2012
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    Native American Boarding Schools (Landmarks of the American Mosaic)
    Mary A. Stout
    2012
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    Red Medicine: Traditional Indigenous Rites of Birthing and Healing
    Patrisia Gonzales
    2012
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    Traditional Forest-Related Knowledge: Sustaining Communities, Ecosystems and Biocultural Diversity (World Forests)
    Ronald Trosper
    2012
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    The Other Movement Indian Rights and Civil Rights in the Deep South
    2012
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