PDF) Sovereigns and citizens? The contested status of American Indian tribal nations and their members
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American Indian tribal members are citizens of both tribal nations and the larger national body. Tribal nations’ contemporary resurgence has made tribal citizenship politically visible, materially significant, and politically contested. Conflicts
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