Nutrition education resource guide for American Indians and Alaska natives : a selected annotated bibliography for the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations.

Mode of access: Internet.

Rural transportation projects on Indian reservations : a report on 11 demonstrations : final report /

Mode of access: Internet.

Federal, state and tribal jurisdiction on Indian reservations in Arizona /

Bibliography: p. 23-27.

Demographic and socio-cultural characteristics: Papago Indian Reservations, Arizona

Mode of access: Internet.

Status of mineral resource information for assorted Indian lands in Nevada /

Bibliography: p. 123-135.

Gaming Regulatory Improvement Act of 1999 : hearing before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Sixth Congress, first session, on S. 309, to amend the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.

"March 24, 1999, Washington, DC"--Pt. 1.

Implementation of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act : hearing before the Select Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Second Congress, second session : oversight hearing on status of the activities undertaken to implement the Gaming Regulatory Act.

"May 6, 1992, Washington, DC"--Pt. 3.

Gaming Regulatory Improvement Act : hearing before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Fifth Congress, second session, on S. 1870, to amend the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.

Shipping list no.: 98-0322-P (pt. 1).

Housing of American Indians on reservations, an overview.

Mode of access: Internet.

Desconocimiento de la propiedad colectiva en Colombia: a la luz del Sistema Interamericano de Derechos Humanos

La jurisprudencia de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos de los últimos años, ha establecido una serie de criterios y medidas que configurarían un catálogo de disposiciones que deben emprender los Estados para garantizar la real protección del derecho de propiedad de las comunidades indígenas y tribales. Dichas medidas deben ser implementadas en los procesos de formalización y titularización de las tierras ancestrales ocupadas, en la delimitación y demarcación del terreno, en la restitución de porciones de tierra pérdida, en la estipulación de criterios para el otorgamiento de tierras alternativas; y en los estudios que tiendan a establecer políticas públicas para la satisfacción de las necesidades de las comunidades relativas a la producción y posesión de la tierra como mecanismo idóneo para el mantenimiento de condiciones de vida digna. La regulación colombiana para las tierras de las comunidades indígenas y las comunidades afrocolombianas presenta aspectos divergentes: las primeras poseen una reglamentación destinada a la ampliación, reestructuración y saneamiento de los resguardos indígenas, y las segundas están regidas bajo un estatuto general de la propiedad colectiva y adjudicación de baldíos. En los dos sistemas, los procedimientos son complejos, tardíos, confusos, requieren de sofisticados prerrequisitos, y ante todo su estructura está basada bajo criterios de una sociedad no indígena y no tribal. Adicionalmente, el compendio normativo en materia de titulación, delimitación y demarcación de tierras de comunidades afrocolombianas antes enunciado, presenta diversas lagunas normativas que se acentúan con la carencia de actualización de dicha regulación a las condiciones actuales si se tiene en cuenta que no ha existido modificación a la misma en los últimos 19 años, y que hacen necesario aplicar analógicamente las disposiciones del Código Civil en materia de propiedad individual a efectos de dar respuesta a los supuestos de hecho no contemplados.

The National Gambling Impact Study Commission : final report.

Accompanying computer discs issused in pockets inside back cover.

Making records of Omaha Songs

verso: "Making Records of Omaha Songs, 1905" Omaha Indian Reservation, Northeast Nebraska Melvin R. Gilmore

Equitable Compensation Act : hearing before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Seventh Congress, first session on federal obligation to equitable compensation to the Fort Berthold and Standing Rock Reservations, August 30, 2001, New Town, ND.

Shipping list no.: 2002-0165-P.

Economic, social and cultural influences on the status and wellbeing of Indian rural wives

Examines the status and well being of wives in rural India using results from interviews. Surveys were conducted in three villages in the southwest of West Bengal and in three villages in the west of Orissa. The survey in West Bengal contained a large proportion of Santal tribals and the Oriyan survey was dominated by Kondh tribals. The relationships between variables representing economic, social and cultural factors are compared with ‘dependent’ variables representing the status of wives within their family and their wellbeing. Wellbeing is indicated by whether the basic needs of wives for food and medical care are met. Status of wives is indicated by their ‘control’ over family resources, whether or not they are restricted in joining social groups and in working outside their home, and the extent of their involvement in family decision-making. Cultural factors are found to be the dominant influence on the status of wives. Family income and other economic factors are found to be associated cross sectionally with greater restrictions on wives within their family. Nevertheless, the higher in the economic status of the household, the more likely are the basic needs of wives to be met.

When oceans meet: a teleost shows secondary intergradation at an Indian-Pacific interface

The Indo-West Pacific is characterized by extraordinary marine species diversity. The evolutionary mechanisms responsible for generating this diversity remain puzzling, but are often linked to Pleistocene sea level fluctuations. The impact of these sea level changes on the population genetic architecture of the estuarine fish Lates calcarifer are investigated via a natural experiment in a region of the Indo-West Pacific known to have undergone considerable change during the Pleistocene. L. calcarifer, a coastline-restricted catadromous teleost, provides an excellent model for studying the effects of sea level change as its habitat requirements potentially make it sensitive to the region's physical history. Evidence was found for a large phylogenetic break (4% mtDNA control region; 0.47% ATPase 6 and 8) either side of the Torres Strait, which separates the Western Pacific and Indian Oceans, although some mixing of the clades was evident. This suggests clinal secondary introgression of the clades via contemporary gene flow. Further, populations on Australia's east coast appear to have passed through a bottleneck. This was linked to the historical drying of the Great Barrier Reef coastal lagoon, which resulted in a significant loss of habitat and forced retreat into isolated refugia. These results suggest that historical eustatic changes have left a significant imprint on the molecular diversity within marine species as well as among them in the Indo-West Pacific.