Hollow Justice A History Of Indigenous Claims In The United States

This book offers a comprehensive look at Native American claims against the United States government over the past two centuries. It examines how, despite federal attempts at redress, Indigenous peoples have rarely achieved a true sense of justice. Author David E. Wilkins explores the fundamental question of what one nation owes another when rights, resources, and responsibilities have been established through treaties, and how the U.S. can ensure its guarantees to tribal nations remain viable.