Happening today! Professor Miller is speaking on tribal economic development at the 3rd Annual #AllRoads2020 Conference in Louisiana.

What is the difference between tribal law & federal Indian law? Is federal Indian law compatible with America’s founding principles? Join our founders Joseph Austin and Adam Crepelle to explore these questions and more. Apply by March 31 indigenousecon.org/seminar

Over spring break, eight of our ILP students took our traveling class course, to learn about relevant political, legal, economic, structural, and cultural issues faced by Tribal communities from Professor Lance Morgan. #ilpImpact

Anticipating a substantial increase in United States cases of COVID-19, the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana and Vivera Pharmaceuticals are working together to gain FDA emergency approval for a novel rapid testing kit. ow.ly/BsY750yVu6U

LAW STUDENTS - I have some summer research assistant/short-term research project positions available for Canadian JD students (April 10 deadline) - details in the ad below.

Before the federal government stripped Native peoples of their autonomy, dignity, and sources of wealth, indigenous people enjoyed clear ownership claims and sound governance structures. Watch our new video to learn more. youtu.be/2_ofEKjbCbo

Nominate an Emerging Indigenous Leader The next generation of Native leaders needs better tools for policy analysis, entrepreneurship, and community development. Help us identify emerging Indigenous leaders for our inaugural student seminar. indigenousecon.org/seminar

Our founders, Adam Crepelle and Joe Austin, are faculty for this indigenous student seminar at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Nominate a student today!

“Renewing indigenous economies requires repaving the roads to the old trade hubs and re-engaging in business the Native way: internationally.” Joseph Austin, Navajo Nation, CEO of Olea, Solorzano & Austin and cofounder of the ACES School policyed.org/indigenous-eco…

Our founders, Adam Crepelle and Joe Austin, are faculty for this indigenous student seminar at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Nominate a student today! indigenousecon.org/seminar

“Renewing indigenous economies requires repaving the roads to the old trade hubs and re-engaging in business the Native way: internationally.” Joseph Austin, Navajo Nation policyed.org/indigenous-eco…

For the first time ever, the #SupremeCourt is hearing oral arguments by telephone conference. Watch Oklahoma Solicitor General Mithun Masinghani argue the case McGirt v. Oklahoma happening now and previously recorded oral arguments: c-span.org/video/?471673-…

Adam Crepelle and I wrote a policy brief for Mercatus Center that considers some of the challenges confronting Indian reservations from COVID-19 IndigenousEcon @GSPIA All Roads Lead to Chaco Canyon COVID-19, Indian Reservations, and Self-Determination SSRN ssrn.com/abstract=36641…

Save the date: Tuesday, October 20 2:00 pm Eastern The Law and Economics of Crime on Indian Reservations feat. SU Law Center & IndigenousEcon scholar Adam Crepelle part of Center for Governance and Markets | Pitt's Policing and Police Reform series Register here: cgm.pitt.edu/policing

The USET Scholarship Applications are due next week on January 15th. The USET Education Committee awards USET area Indian students who are enrolled citizens of one of the thirty-three USET Member Tribal Nations. ow.ly/6Gqo50D3Dnk

Great to be back at Hoover with two cohorts of Campbell Fellows and to further the research mission of IndigenousEcon. Abd I look forward to bringing ideas and lessons back to our @GSPIA Center for Governance and Markets | Pitt community to continue our work on governance in Indian country w/ All Roads Lead to Chaco Canyon

Supreme Court adds to the challenge of policing on reservations. We wrote about these issues in @JoIEBlog [open access] recently w/ All Roads Lead to Chaco Canyon Jen Brick Murtazashvili cambridge.org/core/journals/…

The International Olympic Committee reinstated Jim Thorpe on Thursday as the sole winner of the decathlon and pentathlon events from the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden, according to ESPN. ow.ly/Yb2x50JX2e0