Atotarho / Traditional Justice Systems / Portland Herald Press / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / Canada / India / /
Facility
Haudenosaunee dwelling / University of Kansas School / Syracuse University / Court Order From Interfering With Tribal Business / /
IndustryTerm
substantive tribal law development / oral law / formal court systems / /
NaturalFeature
Mohawk / /
Organization
United States Bureau / Harvard Law School / Tribal Society / University of Kansas School of Law / Confederacy / Seneca Council / One Nation / League of the Iroquois / US Federal Reserve / Seneca government / Grand Council / Seneca / Government Center / Syracuse University / /
Person
Robert N. Clinton / Thomas S. Abler / Richard C. Paddock / Anthony F.C. Wallace / Catherine Floyd-Osborn / Seneca Nation / Brian Henk / Sally M. Weaver / Clifford D. May / Hiawatha / Sharon O'Brien / William Glaberson / Sidney A. Shapiro / Robert D. McFadden / Tribal Law / Elisabeth Tooker / Steven P. McSloy / Arthur C. Parker / Gloria Valencia-Weber / Sam Howe Verhovek / David Melmer / Kathryn Luke / Fightinga War / Atotarho / John C. Mohawk / Mark Arax / Robert B. Porter / William C. Sturdevant / Paul A.W. Wallace / Frank Pommersheim / Angela Wilson / Dispute / Nell Jessup Newton / Agnes Palazzetti / Lewis H. Morgan / Dan Herbeck / Carey N. Vicenti / Rick Hornung / /
Position
spokesman / President / Associate Professor of Law / author / newly-elected President / Professor of Law and Director / recording speaker / representative / Attorney General / presiding officer / wizard leader / Judge / Leader / Chief / /
STRENGTHENING TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY THROUGH PEACEMAKING: HOW THE ANGLO-AMERICAN LEGAL TRADITION DESTROYS INDIGENOUS SOCIETIES by Robert B. Porter*