Duane Champagne

Professor Emeritus of Sociology and American Indian Studies Professor of Law Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

American Indian Studies

Sociology

Duane Champagne is currently serving as an American Indian Studies Professor Emeritus of Sociology and American Indian Studies Professor of Law Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Duane Champagne

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus of Sociology and American Indian Studies Professor of Law Emeritus

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Courts, Police, and the Law. (2014)

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Indigenous Higher Education. Springer eBooks (2014)

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In Memoriam: Troy Johnson. American Indian Culture and Research Journal (2014)

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Indigenous Institution Building and Twentieth Century. Native Diasporas: Indigenous Identities and Settler Colonialism in the Americas (2013)

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Research Methods in Indian Country: Critiques and Solutions. Wicazo Sa Review (2013)

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Captured Justice: Native Nations Under Public Law 280. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press (2012)

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Indian Country Today Media Network. New York: NY: Oneida Nation (2012)

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Indigenous Self-Government, Cultural Heritage and International Trade: A Sociological Perspective. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2012)

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Promising Strategies: Public Law 280. Bureau of Justice Assistance (2012)

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Searching for an Exit: The Indian Civil Rights Act and Public Law 280. Forty Years of the Indian Civil Rights Act: History, Tribal Law, & Modern Challenges (2012)

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