America is Indian Country
The Best of Indian Country Today
Edited by: Tim Johnson, Jose Barreiro
The dominant issues in both Indian and national public life in the first four years of this century have been met head-on by contemporary Native thinkers and writers. America Is Indian Country goes way beyond the usual litany of complaints about historical injustices and atrocities. The book is replete with nuggets that crisply and passionately explain many current issues facing tribes, from preservation of traditional culture to the defense of precarious new economic potentials based on tribal sovereignty. It is a book that reflects Indian perspectives and becomes, in fact, a Native critique of American life.
Binding Information: Paperback
ISBN: 1-55591-537-X
Pages: 352
Size: 9" X 6"
$16.95
See: Fulcrum Publishing at http://www.fulcrum-books.com/
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