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Corporate Strategies and Village Values; Arctic Alaska and the Aftermath of the Native Land Claims Settlement of 1971 by Arctic Circle Virtual Classroom

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Martha Hirschfield, Note, The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: Tribal Sovereignty And The Corporate Form101 Yale L. J. 1331 (April 1992)

The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: the First Twenty YearsPaper 2, 38th Annual Rocky Mountain Law Institute, 1992, by James D. Linxwiler

The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act at 35: Delivering on the PromisePaper 12, 53rd Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute, 2007, by James D. Linxwiler

Alaska Natives and the Land Claims Settlement Act of 1971by Norman Chance

ANCSA Section 7(i) Settlement Agreement: Impediments to Mineral DevelopmentPresentation to Alaska Native Law Section, by Aaron M. Schutt, Sr. (December 12, 2007)

The Annotated ANCSAby Paul Ongtooguk

Corporate Strategies and Village Values; Arctic Alaska and the Aftermath of the Native Land Claims Settlement of 1971by Arctic Circle Virtual Classroom

Curriculum on "The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act"Northwest Arctic Borough School District

Glacier Bay Ecosystem GIS - ANILCA and ANCSA

Leaders need to Acknowledge Complexities Created by ANCSAby Gary A. Moore

Letters to Howardby Fred Bigjim and James Ito-Adler

Miscellaneous articlesarcticcircle.uconn.edu

Miscellaneous articlesAlaska Native Knowledge Network

One Day in the Life of a Native Corporate Leaderby Byron Mallot

Regional Corporation Lands (NPRA)by the Bureau of Land Management

Understanding and Making the New Section 646 Election for Alaska Native Settlement Trustsby Bruce N. Edwards, December 2001 Alaska Law Review

Why the Natives of Alaska Have a Land ClaimWillie Hensley

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