Rights Without Resources: The Rise and Fall of the Kansas Kickapoo

Stull, Donald D.; Schultz, Jerry A.; Cadue, Ken, Sr.

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1986-03

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Stull, Donald D.

Schultz, Jerry A.

Cadue, Ken, Sr.

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Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas

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Technical Report

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Technical Report;109

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A small but select literature on recent Indian policy has begun to appear. Notably absent, however, are treatments of implementation at the local level. The Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas provides an excellent case study of the successes and failures which have attended the recent emergence of Indian self-determination.

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Donald D. Stull, Jerry A. Schultz, and Ken Cadue, Sr. Rights Without Resources: The Rise and Fall of the Kansas Kickapoo. Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas. Technical Report Series: 109 (March 1986; 29 pages).

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