American Indian Quarterly, The

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Articles in June 2002 issue of American Indian Quarterly, The

• When indigenous rights and wilderness collide: prosecution of Native Americans for using motors in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Wilderness Area.
  by Freedman, Eric
• Our wealth sits on the table: food, resistance, and salmon farming in two first nations communities.
  by Schreiber, Dorothee
• "Determined to burn off the entire country": prospectors, Caribou, and the Denesuline in Northern Saskatchewan, 1900-1940.
  by Gulig, Anthony G.
• Recent dissertations.
  by Erlen, Jonathon; Toth, Jay
• Re-inscribing mythopoetic vision in Native American studies.(Commentary)
  by Rowley, Kelley E.
• The Inuit's struggle with dioxins and other organic pollutants.
  by Johansen, Bruce E.
• "People speaking silently to themselves": an examination of Keith Basso's philosophical speculations on "sense of place" in Apache cultures.
  by Ball, Martin W.
• The comic vision of Anishinaabe culture and religion.
  by Gross, Lawrence W.
• Identity, sovereignty, and power: the Cherokee-Delaware Agreement of 1867, past and present.
  by Haake, Claudia
• Journalistic opinion as free speech or promoting racial unrest? The case of Ric Dolphin and the Calgary Herald's editorial presentation of native culture.
  by Belanger, Yale