BRUCE E. JOHANSEN is Professor of Communication and Native American Studies at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. He is the author of numerous works including The Global Warming Desk Reference (2001).

• Introduction by Bruce E. JohansenThe "Lobster War," the Marshall Decision, and Emerging Canadian First Nations' Treaty Rights by Bruce E. JohansenSovereign Municipalities? Twenty Years After the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act of 1980 Granville GanterThe Treaty of Canadaigua (1794): Past and Present by Robert W. VenablesThe Iroquois Land Claims: A Legacy of Fraud, Politics, and Dispossession by John C. MohawkThe New York Oneidas: A Business Called a Nation by Bruce E. JohansenThe Greenville Treaty of 1795: Pen-and-Ink Witchcraft in the Struggles for the Old Northwest by Barbara Alice MannRebirth of the Osni (Northern) Ponca by Jerry StubbenWounded Knee, 1890: Battle or Massacre? Treaty Context by Hugh J. ReillyHow the Osages Kept Their Oil by Teresa Trunbly-LamsamKennewick Man: The Facts, the Fantasies, and the Stakes by Bruce E. JohansenThe New Terminators: A Guide to the Anti-Treaty Movement by Bruce E. Johansen

BRUCE E. JOHANSEN is Professor of Communication and Native American Studies at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. He is the author of numerous works including The Global Warming Desk Reference (2001).

• Introduction by Bruce E. JohansenThe "Lobster War," the Marshall Decision, and Emerging Canadian First Nations' Treaty Rights by Bruce E. JohansenSovereign Municipalities? Twenty Years After the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act of 1980 Granville GanterThe Treaty of Canadaigua (1794): Past and Present by Robert W. VenablesThe Iroquois Land Claims: A Legacy of Fraud, Politics, and Dispossession by John C. MohawkThe New York Oneidas: A Business Called a Nation by Bruce E. JohansenThe Greenville Treaty of 1795: Pen-and-Ink Witchcraft in the Struggles for the Old Northwest by Barbara Alice MannRebirth of the Osni (Northern) Ponca by Jerry StubbenWounded Knee, 1890: Battle or Massacre? Treaty Context by Hugh J. ReillyHow the Osages Kept Their Oil by Teresa Trunbly-LamsamKennewick Man: The Facts, the Fantasies, and the Stakes by Bruce E. JohansenThe New Terminators: A Guide to the Anti-Treaty Movement by Bruce E. Johansen

BRUCE E. JOHANSEN is Professor of Communication and Native American Studies at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. He is the author of numerous works including The Global Warming Desk Reference (2001).

• Introduction by Bruce E. JohansenThe "Lobster War," the Marshall Decision, and Emerging Canadian First Nations' Treaty Rights by Bruce E. JohansenSovereign Municipalities? Twenty Years After the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act of 1980 Granville GanterThe Treaty of Canadaigua (1794): Past and Present by Robert W. VenablesThe Iroquois Land Claims: A Legacy of Fraud, Politics, and Dispossession by John C. MohawkThe New York Oneidas: A Business Called a Nation by Bruce E. JohansenThe Greenville Treaty of 1795: Pen-and-Ink Witchcraft in the Struggles for the Old Northwest by Barbara Alice MannRebirth of the Osni (Northern) Ponca by Jerry StubbenWounded Knee, 1890: Battle or Massacre? Treaty Context by Hugh J. ReillyHow the Osages Kept Their Oil by Teresa Trunbly-LamsamKennewick Man: The Facts, the Fantasies, and the Stakes by Bruce E. JohansenThe New Terminators: A Guide to the Anti-Treaty Movement by Bruce E. Johansen