Gaming and Economic Development in Indian Country
Gaming and Economic Development in Indian Country - Professors P. Davis & JD. Williams
- Course Number: LAW-901
- Course Type: Foundational
- Credits: 3
- Description: This course explores the legal, economic, and cultural issues involved with economic development and gaming in Indian Country; including the challenges and opportunities presented by the unique legal status of tribal governments and Indian lands, the respective powers of tribal, state and federal governments to tax, tribal sovereign immunity, and the availability of capital.
- Prerequisite: None
- Evaluation Method: Exam
- Capstone: No
- WIE: No
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