The Navajo Political Experience |
Contents
PART I | 1 |
Chapter | 3 |
The Distinctive TribalFederal Relationship | 19 |
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Agency American Indian approval Arizona Article authority candidates Chapter Chee Dodge Chief Commission Commissioner of Indian Congress constitution council delegates cultural Diné Diné College District economic enacted established executive branch federal government Fort Sumner governmental Grazing Committees Hopi important Indian Affairs interest groups Interior issues Jemez Pueblo jurisdiction justice KTNN leaders leases legislative ment Mexico Naachid Naataanii Nation Local Governance Native American Church Navajo Election Navajo Government Development Navajo Indians Navajo lands Navajo Nation Code Navajo Nation Council Navajo Nation government Navajo political Navajo Reservation Navajo Tribal Council Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute Office of Navajo peace person Peter MacDonald Peterson Zah population president reapportionment referendum relocation resolution Secretary SECTION Shiprock sovereign sovereignty Speaker standing committees structure Supreme Court territory tion Title II Amendments traditional treaty Tribal Council further tribal government tribal nations tribal sovereignty Tuba City United vajo Vice-Chairman vote Window Rock