Tarlton Law Library Resources on Aztec & Mayan Law
Books on Mexican Legal History, Aztec and Mayan Law, Indian law & Indian Rights inthe colonial era, Aztec and Mayan: General Works. Also includes magazine articles on related topics.
Read moreCornell University Support Letter
Letter of Support from Cornell University for the Fourth World Journal No. 3 issue.
Read moreFederal Archive and Record Dept. Telephone Number Change
Federal archive and record dept. phone number change and regional archives branches and areas served.
Read moreAnti-Treaty Network Correspondence
Conference of Tribal Governments; Anti-Treaty Network in Washington, Nebraska and Wixconsin update; Correspondence from the Quileute Tribal Council
Read moreIndian Nations and WA State; Inter-Governmental Relations
This memorandum review and updates the Tribal/State Government Framework initiative begun in January 1985 as an aid to members of the Steering Committe.
Read moreThe ‘Third World’ War
An Article on the current war ion third world nations particularly in conflict with fourth world nations, and how often fourth world nations are impacted by third world nation politics
Read moreWhat is a Treaty?
The lecturer guide for a discussion on treaties. Categories include Intro: Indian Treaties, Treaty making process, Indian Treaties and the U.S. government, Congress, and court, Indian Treaties Today. Includes historical…
Read moreWhat is a Constitution
The lecturer guide for a discussion on constitutions. What is a constitution, constitutional law, brief history of constitutions, what they contain, changes and ammendments
Read moreChief George Manuel Memorial Indigenous Library
The library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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