Robert T. Anderson, Bethany Berger, Philp P. Frickey & Sarah Krakoff, American Indian Law: Cases and Commentary (2d ed. West 2010) (American Casebook Series)
This new edition of Prof. Anderson's casebook incorporates important recent cases and a new seaction on the law regulating Indian gaming.
The preface states:
This casebook is designed to provide an introduction to the history and modern principles of federal law relating to Indian tribes in the United States.
Chapters cover:
- Introduction: American Indian Law and American Indian Nations and People
- Origins of Federal Indian Law
- Experiments in Federal Indian Policy
- Federal Power in Indian Affairs: Scope, Sources and Limitations
- Tribes, Indian Country and Criminal Jurisdiction
- Tribal Sovereignty
- State-Tribal Struggles over Jurisdiction
- Tribal Jurisdiction over Non-Members
- Natural Resources, Hunting, Fishing and Gathering Rights
- Water Rights
- American Indian Religion and Culture
- Alaska and Hawai'i
- Indigenous Peoples' Rights in International and Comparative Contexts
- Epilogue: Perspectives on American Indian Law
The first edition of the casebook was published in 2008.
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