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KIA North America to Alaska KIA-KIX LAW OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN THE AMERICAS Class here works on the law of Indigenous Peoples in the Western Hemisphere For general history and local history of the Americas and its peoples, see Classes E and F 1 General works 1.E17 EarthRights International (ERI) 1.N38 NativeWeb (Indigenous Peoples’ Law and Legal Issues) KIA-KIK North America Diagram of North America Cf. E78+ Indians of North America Bibliography 1.2 General 1.3.A-Z Guides to law collections.I ndigenous law gateways (Portals). Web directories, A-Z Periodicals Class here periodicals consisting predominantly of legal articles regardless of subject matter and jurisdiction For law reports and digests, see the region or tribal jurisdiction in KIA-KIK, e.g. KIE32 American tribal law reporter For official gazettes, see the region or tribal jurisdiction in KIA-KIK 2 A 2.A46 American Indian Law Review 3 B 3.3 C 4 D 4.3 E 5 F 5.3 G 6 H 6.3 I 6.3.I53 Indigenous Law Journal 7 J 7.3 K 8 L Law Review, American Indian, see KIA2.A46 9 M 10 N 10.3 O 11 P 11.3 Q 12 R 12.2 S 12.3 T 12.3.T75 Tribal justice today 12.3.T754 Tribal law journal 1 KIA-KIK North America Periodicals -- Continued 13 U 13.3 V 14 W 14.3 X 14.5 Y 15 Z 15.3 Encyclopedias. Law dictionaries For encyclopedias and law dictionaries relating to a particular region or group, see the region or group in KIA-KIK, for example, The encyclopedia of Native American legal tradition (Bruce E. Johansen, ed.), see KIE5.E53 For indigenous language vocabularies, see Class P1+ 15.5.A-Z Non-Governmental organizations (NGOs). By name, A-Z Including advocacy and development corporations and organizations 15.5.C85 Cultural survival 15.5.I53 Indian Law Resource Center 15.5.I58 International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) 15.6.A-Z Intergovernmental conferences and organizations. By name, A-Z For Arctic intergovernmental organizations, see KIA25+ 15.7.A-Z Institutes. Research Centers. Academies. By name, A-Z Including research associations Center for the World Indigenous Studies Native American & Indigenous Studies Association 15.8 General works History 15.9 Legal anthropology 15.92 Legal archeology. Legal symbolism For particular regions or indigenous groups, see the region or group in KIA-KIK Cf. E77.8+ Archaeology (Indians of North America) 2 KIA-KIK North America History – Continued Territorial political evolution of the continent. Boundaries 16 General works Including cartographic resources 17 Colonialism and establishment of political boundaries For pertinent historic maps, see G3300-3301+ Distribution of Indian tribes, ca.1600 -1800 Regions 1694 Early political division, 1764 Colonial powers ca.1775 Colonial powers ca.1783 Regions ca.1805 18 General works The Cambridge History of the Native Peoples of the Americas (1996-2000) 19.A-Z Special topics, A-Z (UN) Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, see K3246.4 19.E58 Environment and environmental justice 3 KIA-KIK North America – Continued KIA Arctic and sub-Arctic Regions Diagram Class here works on the law of Aboriginal groups in the Arctic and sub- Arctic, such as Inuit, Alaska Natives (including Aleuts and Inuit residing in Alaska), Métis, and other groups, particularly in Northern Canada Cf. G3270+ Greenland (Kalaallit Nunaat), see KDZ3001+ Norwegian Arctic Regions, e.g. Spitsbergen, see the jurisdiction in Class KKN Siberian Arctic regions, see the jurisdiction in Class KLB Regional comparative Aboriginal law Bibliography 21 General 21.H45 Helm, June. The Indians of the sub-Arctic: a critical bibliography (1976) 22.A-Z Guides to law collections. Law gateways (Portals).Web directories, A-Z Periodicals, see KIA2-15 22.5 Encyclopedias. Law dictionaries For encyclopedias and law dictionaries relating to a particular region or group, see the region or group in KIA-KIK Non-governmental organizations 23 General works 24.A-Z Particular organizations, A-Z 24.I58 Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami 24.I585 Formerly Inuit Tapirisat of Canada Intergovernmental conferences and organizations 25 General works 25.3.A-Z Particular conferences and organizations. By name, A-Z 25.3.A44 Aleut International Association (AIA) 25.3.A73 Arctic Athabaskan Council (AAC) 25.3.A73 Arctic Council (AC) 25.3.A734 Arctic Council Indigenous Peoples’ Secretariat (IPS) 25.3.I58 Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) 4 KIA-KIK North America KIA Arctic and sub-Arctic Regions Regional comparative Aboriginal law -- Continued Political organizations 26 General works 27.A-Z Advocacy and development corporations and organizations. By name, A-Z Including non-governmental and non-profit corporations For organizations limited to a particular subregion, see the subregion in KIA, for example Alaska 28.A-Z Aboriginal councils for regional representation. By name, A-Z Council of Athabascan Tribal Governments, see KIA1747.C68 Deh Cho First Nations, see KIA120.D44 28.G85 Gwich’in Council International (GCI) Including Northwest and Yukon Territories, and Alaska 29 Legal education 29.P65 Polar Law Institute. University of Akureyri/Iceland 29.2 The legal profession. Lawyers 29.4 Community legal services. Legal aid 29.6.A-Z Aboriginal law societies. The bar and other legal societies. By name, A-Z 30.A-Z Institutes. Research Centers. Academies. By name, A-Z 30.A73 Arctic Institute of North America (AINA) 30.U55 University of the Arctic (Thematic Network on Arctic Law) 32 General works History. Ethno-history 33 General Territorial political evolution. Boundaries. Graphics resources, see KIA16+ 33.3 Legal anthropology 33.5 Legal archeology. Legal symbolism (General) For studies on a particular group, see the group 5 KIA-KIK North America KIA Arctic and sub-Arctic Regions Regional comparative Aboriginal law – Continued 35 Persons. Natural persons Domestic relations. Family law 36 General works 37 Marriage. Husband and wife Including void and voidable marriage, and dissolution of marriage For matrimonial actions, see KIA96.2.M38 Consanguinity and affinity 38 General works 39 Parent and child 39.2.A-Z Special topics, A-Z 39.3 Guardianship and ward. Curatorship Property 39.4 General works Real property. Aboriginal lands and land law Aboriginal title. Land tenure. Ownership 39.5 General works Tenancy. Leaseholds 40 General work 40.2 Tenancy in common Rights and interests incident to Aboriginal land ownership 40.3 General works 40.4 Riparian rights. Rights to water and access to water Including Aboriginal fishing rights 40.5 Aboriginal hunting and trapping rights. Grazing rights Cf. KIA41.4 Timber laws. 40.6 Public and private restraints on alienation of Aboriginal land 40.7 Ancestral property. Property of kinship groups Including burial grounds 40.8.A-Z Special topics, A-Z 41 Aboriginal land transfers. Transfer of rights in land 41.2 Inheritance and succession upon death 41.3.A-Z Contracts and transactions, A-Z 41.3.A85 Associations and corporations Including juristic persons in general, and business enterprises regardless of form of organization 6 KIA-KIK North America KIA Arctic and sub-Arctic Regions Regional comparative Aboriginal law -- Continued Economic constitution and development. Aboriginal industry and trade Agriculture. Forestry. Rural law 41.4 Traditional and customary land management and use. Cultivation. 41.5 Including conservation of land. Soil conservation. 41.4 Timber laws. Aboriginal hunting and trapping laws For Aboriginal hunting and trapping rights, see KIA40.5 Game laws, see KIA41.4 Fishing laws. Aboriginal fishing industry For Aboriginal fishing rights, see KIA40.4 41.6 General works 42.A-Z Particular fish and marine resources, A-Z Mining. Quarrying 42.2 General works Mining rights. Ownership and access to resources 42.3 Oil and natural gas Including leases 42.5.A-Z Other resources, A-Z 43.A-Z Manufacturing industries, A-Z 43.2.A-Z Trade, A-Z Utilities. Energy policy and power supply Including publicly and privately owned utilities 43.3 General works 43.4.A-Z Particular utilities and sources of power, A-Z Transportation and communication 43.5 General works 43.6.A-Z Particular modes of transportation and communication, A-Z Professions, A-Z 43.7.L39 Lawyers 43.7.N87 Nurses 44 Aboriginal intellectual and cultural property rights. Cultural patrimony Including protection of aboriginal knowledge and resources 44.2 Social legislation (General) 44.4 Labor law 45 Social insurance. Health insurance Social services Public welfare Social assistance General works, see KIA45 45.2.A-Z Social services beneficiaries, A-Z 45.2.C84 Children. Youth 45.2.E43 Elders 46.A-Z Special topics, A-Z 46.H68 Housing 7 KIA-KIK North America KIA Arctic and sub-Arctic Regions Regional comparative Aboriginal law -- Continued Public health 47 General works 47.2 Disposal of the dead. Burial and cemetery laws 47.3.A-Z Contagious and infectious diseases. Public health measures, A-Z 47.5.A-Z Other diseases, A-Z 47.7.A-Z Particular public health measures and initiatives, A-Z 47.7.A33 Addiction (Drugs and alcohol) recovery Including Inuit-specific approaches to healing of addiction and trauma Cf. KIA230.2+ Northern Canada KIA1821.3+ Alaska 47.8.S85 Suicide prevention 48.A-Z Sanitation and measures, A-Z Environmental pollution, see KIA49+ Environmental laws. Aboriginal ecology Including Inuit traditional and local knowledge of the Arctic 48.2 General works Conservation and management of natural resources, see KIA70.2 Environmental pollution. Northern environmental contaminants 49 General works 49.2.A-Z Special topics, A-Z Arctic wilderness preservation 49.5 General works 49.5.A73 Arctic Institute of North America 49.8 Arctic wildlife conservation and management Traditional medicine. Medical legislation 50 General works 50.A73 Arctic Health 50.12.A-Z Health facilities/institutions, organizations or services.
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