Tuesday, Jul 15, 2008
4-29-08 American Indians and US Federal Law: Interview with Professor Bruce Duthu
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Join your host, J. Kehaulani Kauanui, for an interview with Professor Bruce Duthu, an internationally recognized scholar on Native American issues, including tribal sovereignty and federal recognition of Indian tribes. Duthu is an enrolled member of the Houma Tribe of Louisiana. We discuss his new book, American Indians and the Law (Viking Press 2008), which is part of The Penguin Library of American Indian History series. He teaches at Vermont Law School, where he been a faculty member since 1991, and will take up a professorial position at Dartmouth College in fall 2008.
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