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Spring 1997, Vol. 27, No. 2

Front Matter

CONTENTS

Rediscovering The Constitutional Lineage Of Federal Indian Law    273
Yuanchung Lee

"Jurisdiction" In Federal Indian Law: Confusion, Contradiction, And Supreme Court Precedent    359
Laurie Reynolds

The Collision Of Tribal Resource Development And State Taxation: An Economic Analysis   387
Robert William Alexander

COMMENT

Indian Country: The Dependent Indian Community Concept And Tribal/Tribal Member Immunity From State Taxation    421
Paul Shagen

NOTE

TAX—Tribal Taxation and Allotted Lands: Mustang Production Company v. Harrison   455
Stella Saunders

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