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nous Governance: Reflections and Insights from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States

Reclaiming Indigenous Governance

Creating Private Sector Economies in Native America: Sustainable Development through Entrepreneurship

Creating Private Sector Economies in Native America: Sustainable Development through Entrepreneurship

Building Cultural Heritage Resources through Governance

Building Cultural Heritage Resources through Governance

NNI Short Course at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting

NNI Short Course at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting

Meet the New Indigenous Data Sovereignty Fellows and Scholars

Meet the New Indigenous Data Sovereignty Fellows and Scholars

Māori Fulbright Scholar, Dr. Jason Mika Joins NNI for the Fall Semester

Māori Fulbright Scholar, Dr. Jason Mika Joins NNI for the Fall Semester

NNI Partners with UNC and UA Global to Facilitate Borderlands Experience

NNI Partners with UNC and UA Global to Facilitate Borderlands Experience

NNI Research Highlights How State-Recognized Tribes are Exerting Their Sovereignty

NNI Research Highlights How State-Recognized Tribes are Exerting Their Sovereignty

Indigenous Data Sovereignty Workshop in Onati, Spain

Indigenous Data Sovereignty Workshop in Onati, Spain

Welcome Karen Diver as Director, Business Development, Native American Initiatives

Welcome Karen Diver as Director, Business Development, Native American Initiatives

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