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M. Alexander Pearl

Chickasaw Nation Endowed Chair in Native American Law Professor of Law Professor

University of Oklahoma

Affiliations

NORMAN CAMPUS COLLEGES

College of Law

M. Alexander Pearl is currently serving as a College Of Law Chickasaw Nation Endowed Chair in Native American Law Professor of Law Professor at University of Oklahoma.

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University of Oklahoma

Chickasaw Nation Endowed Chair in Native American Law Professor of Law Professor

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indigenous peoples public policy indigenous studies sociology anthropology colonialism climate policy social sciences criminal justice human rights ethnic studies criminal justice system climate crisis indigenous movements indian country community engagement environmental history human impacts on the environment environmental justice social responsibility criminology criminal law migration studies regional studies transitional justice democracy homosexuality gender diversity climatic change sustainable development global ecology social anthropology anthropological theory american studies domestic violence conservation policy settler colonialism indigenous languages anthropocene commonsense knowledge disparate impact criminal justice process political theory gender equality marriage gender discrimination equal opportunity minority rights white supremacy contemporary racism child protection climate action climate disasters climate governance climate communication urban governance urban politics urban policy native american women tribal efforts global climate crisis vital commons authentic indian anishinaabe governance marriage discrimination indian tribes paint chip indians property right united states urban climate policy urban warfare climate change environmental policy water resource law environmental planning environmental law

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Doodem and Council Fire: Anishinaabe Governance Through Alliance. by Heidi Bohaker. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2020. 304 Pp. $37.95 Paperback. Law & Society Review (2023)

M. Alexander Pearl

political sciencesociologygovernancepolitical historycolonialismanishinaabe governancelawpolitical sociologypolitical theorydemocracy

The Indian Child Welfare Act in the Multiverse. Michigan Law Review (2023)

M. Pearl

child protectionpublic policylawwelfare

Urban Warfare: Expanding Legal Approaches to Urban Climate Policy in the United States. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

M. Alexander Pearl

urban governanceurban warfareurban policyclimate policypublic policylawunited statesurban climateurban politicsurban climate policy

The (Next) Big Short and the End of the Anthropocene. Utah law review (2019)

M. Alexander Pearl

environmental historyanthropocenelaw

Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, and the Global Climate Crisis. (2018)

M. Alexander Pearl

climate crisisindigenous peopleshuman rightsglobal climate crisis

Indigenous Nations and Climate Change. 53 Wake Forest L. Rev. (2018)

indigenous studiesglobal changeclimatic changeindigenous movementsclimate policyindigenous peoplesanthropologysustainable developmentenvironmental anthropologyclimate changeglobal ecology

Originalism and Indians. (2018)

M. Alexander Pearl

indigenous studiesindigenous movementscolonialismindigenous peoplesindigenous languagessettler colonialismanthropology

Originalism and Indian Tribes. 93 Tul. L. Rev. (2018)

indigenous studiescolonialismanthropological theoryindigenous peoplesindian tribessociocultural anthropologyanthropologycultural anthropologysocial anthropologycultural history

Indigenizing Equality: The Story of Marriage Discrimination in Indian Country. 35 Yale L. & Pol’y Rev. (2017)

marriage discriminationmarriageintersectionalityracial discriminationethnic studiessociologygender diversitygender equalitygender discriminationgender studiessocial inequalityhomosexualitygender inequalityequal opportunitysocial justice

The (Next) Big Short: Prediction, Narrative, and Law in the Climate Crisis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

M. Alexander Pearl

climate actionclimate communicationclimate crisisclimate governanceclimate policypublic policylawnarrativeclimate disastersclimate change

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M. Alexander Pearl

Chickasaw Nation Endowed Chair in Native American Law Professor of Law Professor

University of Oklahoma

Affiliations

NORMAN CAMPUS COLLEGES

College of Law

M. Alexander Pearl is currently serving as a College Of Law Chickasaw Nation Endowed Chair in Native American Law Professor of Law Professor at University of Oklahoma.

Honors

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Experiences

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M. Alexander Pearl

University of Oklahoma

Chickasaw Nation Endowed Chair in Native American Law Professor of Law Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Doodem and Council Fire: Anishinaabe Governance Through Alliance. by Heidi Bohaker. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2020. 304 Pp. $37.95 Paperback. Law & Society Review (2023)

M. Alexander Pearl

political sciencesociologygovernancepolitical historycolonialismanishinaabe governancelawpolitical sociologypolitical theorydemocracy

The Indian Child Welfare Act in the Multiverse. Michigan Law Review (2023)

M. Pearl

child protectionpublic policylawwelfare

Urban Warfare: Expanding Legal Approaches to Urban Climate Policy in the United States. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

M. Alexander Pearl

urban governanceurban warfareurban policyclimate policypublic policylawunited statesurban climateurban politicsurban climate policy

The (Next) Big Short and the End of the Anthropocene. Utah law review (2019)

M. Alexander Pearl

environmental historyanthropocenelaw

Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, and the Global Climate Crisis. (2018)

M. Alexander Pearl

climate crisisindigenous peopleshuman rightsglobal climate crisis

Indigenous Nations and Climate Change. 53 Wake Forest L. Rev. (2018)

indigenous studiesglobal changeclimatic changeindigenous movementsclimate policyindigenous peoplesanthropologysustainable developmentenvironmental anthropologyclimate changeglobal ecology

Originalism and Indians. (2018)

M. Alexander Pearl

indigenous studiesindigenous movementscolonialismindigenous peoplesindigenous languagessettler colonialismanthropology

Originalism and Indian Tribes. 93 Tul. L. Rev. (2018)

indigenous studiescolonialismanthropological theoryindigenous peoplesindian tribessociocultural anthropologyanthropologycultural anthropologysocial anthropologycultural history

Indigenizing Equality: The Story of Marriage Discrimination in Indian Country. 35 Yale L. & Pol’y Rev. (2017)

The (Next) Big Short: Prediction, Narrative, and Law in the Climate Crisis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

M. Alexander Pearl

climate actionclimate communicationclimate crisisclimate governanceclimate policypublic policylawnarrativeclimate disastersclimate change

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