Cohen's Handbook on Federal Indian Law 2005 Edition

Chapter 1 Historical Development and Background of Indian Policy
Chapter 2 Principles of Interpretation
Chapter 3 Indian Tribes, Indians, and Indian Country
Chapter 4 Indian Tribal Governments
Chapter 5 Tribal/Federal Relationship
Chapter 6 Tribal/State Relationship
Chapter 7 Civil Jurisdiction
Chapter 8 Taxation
Chapter 9 Criminal Jurisdiction
Chapter 10 Environmental Regulation in Indian Country
Chapter 11 Indian Child Welfare Act
Chapter 12 Indian Gaming
Chapter 13 Liquor Regulation
Chapter 14 Civil Rights
Chapter 15 Tribal Property
Chapter 16 Individual Indian Property
Chapter 17 Natural Resources
Chapter 18 Hunting, Fishing, and Gathering Rights
Chapter 19 Water Rights
Chapter 20 Tribal Cultural Resources
Chapter 21 Economic Development
Chapter 22 Government Services for Indians

 

Carole Goldberg

Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law, Director of UCLA's Joint Degree Program in Law and American Indian Studies

Judith V. Royster

Professor of Law, Co-Director of Native American Law Center, University of Tulsa College of Law

Joseph William Singer

Professor of Law, Harvard Law School, teaches and writes on American Indian law and property law

Rennard Strickland

Dean Emeritus and Professor of Law, legal historian of Osage and Cherokee heritage, University of Oregon Law School

Robert Anderson

Assistant Professor, Director of Native American Law Center, University of Washington School of Law

Nell Jessup Newton

Editor in Chief, is Chancellor & Dean and William B. Lockhart Professor of Law at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law. For 25 years, Dean Newton has focused her scholarship on Indian law, writing about tribal property rights and rights to self-government. She has co-authored a textbook on Indian law and has written more than 60 articles on the subject.

John LaVelle

Professor of Law, University of New Mexico Law School, teaches and writes on conflicts of Indian law, Indian gaming, and Indian taxation