<p>NA'EDA, the Dena'ina Athabascan word for "our friends, " is a primer on the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) of 1971 and a directory of Native corporations and tribal organizations. Inside you'll find:</p>

Na'eda, Our Friends: A Guide to Alaska Native Corporations, Tribes, Cultures, ANCSA, and More

Politics & Social Sciences

McClanahan, Alexandra J

Bissett, Hallie L

Social Sciences

CIRI Foundation

<p>Sakuuktugut puts Alaska Native Corporations -- unique enterprises creating their own form of capitalism as a result of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971 -- in the context of Alaska's history and economic and social issues. The book documents how Alaska Native people are writing an epic story in cultural and economic development, and it focuses on their intimate tie to the land. It explains why Native leaders and corporation shareholders struggle daily with the tension between focusing on bottom-line success and honoring traditional values and preserving cultures. "Sakuuktugut," pronounced suh-KOOK-to-ghut, is an Iqupiaq word that means "we are working incredibly hard."</p>

Sakuuktugut

History

Americas

Alaska's compelling history is featured this collection 120 articles and historic photographs. These brief articles cover a span of key events and poignant moments from 1816 to 1998. They highlight the history of the state's indigenous peoples and its many migrants.

Alaska Scrapbook: Moments in Alaska History, 1816-1998

Haycox, Stephen

Our Stories Our Lives graphic arts

Sechelt Nation

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Books by McClanahan, Alexandra J