Rebecca M. Webster, an assistant professor in the American Indian studies department at the University of Minnesota Duluth, is a former senior staff attorney for the Oneida Nation. She is the coeditor of Tribal Administration and Governance Handbook, and her articles can be found in American Indian Quarterly, Planning Theory and Practice, Wisconsin Lawyer, Ethnohistory, and the Journal of American Indian Education.
"In Defense of Sovereignty is the story of what happens when
racially tinged rhetoric and litigation becomes costly
intergovernmental tension that lasts for decades. Dr. Rebecca
Webster, a former tribal attorney, tells a compelling story that
should be required reading for every politician whose municipality
interacts with Native nations."--Patty Loew, author of Indian
Nations of Wisconsin: Histories of Endurance and Renewal
"In Defense of Sovereignty tells a story of resilience that will
resonate with many audiences and should be widely read. . . . The
book is a tool to communicate knowledge and experience to the next
generation of Indigenous leaders and tribal advocates, and belongs
in every collection."-- "CHOICE Reviews"
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