Native American Law Guide: Federal Indian Law & Tribal Law Materials: Journals and News

Available from 1972 to current.

A specialized law review devoted exclusively to Indian law.

Seattle University School of Law

University of New Mexico School of Law. Online access via HeinOnline.

Links to online access on the catalog record. Print is available at the American Indian Studies Center Stacks.

This publication focuses on the relationship among the tribes, the states, and the federal government within the context of civil and criminal jurisdiction, as well as areas of resource management and government structure.

This treatise discusses general principles of law relating to Native lands and natural resources.

K1 .M437 (Law Library Stacks)

E 77 .A513 (Young Research Library) and online access.

KF 8201 .A3 N37 (Second Floor, Law Library Stacks)
Vol. 9 (1983/4) to Vol. 35 (2010)

KF 8201 .A3 N378 (Second Floor, Law Library Stacks)--2007 to current.
Law Library also has online subscription (click on link above)

KF 8201 .A3 N376 (Second Floor, Law Library Stacks)
Incomplete holdings: Vol. 1 (2003) to Vol. 4 (2006).
Ceased in 2006; continued by Native American Report in 2007.

KF 8201 .A3 N37 (Second Floor, Law Library Stacks)
Vol. 1-9 (1972-1983)--some volumes bound incomplete; see link above for more info. Continued by NARF Legal Review.

KF 8210 .C45 N38 2007 (Second Floor, Law Library Stacks).
Also available online via NARF website.

Native Indian Law Library Press, c1973.
Microfiche KF 8201 .A1 N38 title 2694 (Law Library Microforms Room). 248 pages.

A blog for the Indigenous Law and Policy Center at Michigan State University College of Law. They post news items related to Indian law and politics, with a special emphasis on topics related to Indian tribes in Michigan and the Great Lakes region.

A current awareness service from the National Indian Law Library (NILL). Receive free email alerts.

This database contains 25 serial titles, including: American Indian Journal; American Indian Law Review; Decisions of the Interior Board of Land Appeals; Indigenous Peoples’ Journal of Law, Culture and Resistance; Interior Board of Indian Appeals; and NARF Legal Review.

This is the Journal Articles page, which links to several article databases.

To search beyond Hein's AILC Serials database, you can search across all law journals by typing the following into the title field: Native OR Indian OR Tribe OR Tribal. From the results list, you can narrow your results further by using the options on the left side of the screen.