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Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country

Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country
(Report Only – Case Studies Must be Downloaded Separately.) This report explores current mainstream asset-building strategies and why they have not worked well in Indian Country. The report frames the historical legal and political contexts of Native American asset loss and outlines the legal and political barriers to current Native American asset control. Using case studies to inform the analysis, the report proposes a different model that recognizes that tribal asset-building is just as necessary as individual asset-building. The report proposes a way for tribes to do asset-building under their own theories and strategies. (Download copy)

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Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country Executive Summary

Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country Executive Summary
This executive summary highlights the overall findings, executive and practical implication of the Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country report. (download copy)

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Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country: Case Study 2

Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country: Case Study 2
Building a Water and Energy Homeland Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Tribes) – Ft. Berthold Indian Reservation, North Dakota – A Case Study on Tribal Natural Resource Asset Control, Management and Protection. (Download copy)

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Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country: Case Study 4

Native American Asset Watch: Rethinking Asset-Building in Indian Country: Case Study 4

Native Water Rights and Resources:

Managing the Trust Asset – Wind River Indian Reservation – A Case Study in the Management and Protection of Tribal Water Resource Assets. (Download copy)

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