Indian Gaming: Sovereignty and Social Change in Economic Development [journal issue]

The November 2006 issue of American Behavioral Scientist is a special issue that contains articles on the topic of "Indian Gaming: Sovereignty and Social Change in Economic Development."Articles include:

1. Introduction: Indian Gaming: Sovereignty and Social Change in Economic Development
2. Intratribal Contention Concerning Indian Gaming: Implications for Syncretic Tribalism
3. (Mixed) Perceptions of Tribal Nations’ Status: Implications for Indian Gaming
4. Cultivating New Opportunities: Tribal Government Gaming on the Pechanga Reservation
5. Sovereignty, Indian Gaming, and Economic Development on the Lake Traverse Reservation of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe (Oyate)
6. Michigan Gambling: The Interactions of Native American, Detroit, and Canadian Casinos
7. Indian Gaming: Traditional Perspectives and Cultural Sovereignty
8. True Lies: Governor Schwarzenegger and Other Political Leaders’ Response to Tribal Issues