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Bristol, Tom – Native Americas, 1996
Kake Tribal Corporation's purchase of a seafood cold storage facility in southeast Alaska is an example of the growing economic clout of Alaska's tribal corporations. However, many claim that the pro-development forces of corporations are weakening the subsistence economy and culture of Alaska Natives. Conflicts involve Native hunting and fishing…
Descriptors: Activism, Alaska Natives, Conservation (Environment), Corporations
Black, Sherry Salway – Native Americas, 2002
Much of the disarray in Native economic systems comes from their inability to control their assets. The greatest Native asset is Native people. Youth must be engaged from preschool through tribal colleges. Off-reservation tribal members must be engaged for their knowledge and networks. Tribal governments must encourage broad participation. Native…
Descriptors: American Indian Education, American Indians, Economic Development, Elementary Secondary Education