Indigenous Americas Series
Series editors: Robert Warrior and Jace Weaver

This series features innovative scholarship from the many disciplines that make up contemporary Native American studies. The series editors recognize the significant contribution of Native work to established academic fields, and aim to create a new benchmark of excellence for Native American studies, pushing its boundaries while drawing on its strengths.

Books in the series:

Lisa Brooks
The Common Pot
The Recovery of Native Space in the Northeast
2008

Kevin Bruyneel
The Third Space of Sovereignty
The Postcolonial Politics of U.S.-Indigenous Relations
2007

Gerald Vizenor
Bear Island
The War at Sugar Point
2006

Daniel Heath Justice
Our Fire Survives the Storm
A Cherokee Literary History
2006

Robert Warrior
The People and the Word
Reading Native Nonfiction
2005

Robert A. Williams, Jr.
Like a Loaded Weapon
The Rehnquist Court, Indian Rights, and the Legal History of Racism in America
2005

Thomas King
The Truth About Stories
2005