Conference on Tribal-State Collaborations: Advantages & Obstacles @ University of Kansas [March 9, 2018]: Registrations Open

Tribal Law & Government Conference

School of Law, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS is conducting the 22nd Annual Tribal Law & Government Conference titled “Tribal-State Collaborations: Advantages & Obstacles” on March 9, 2018.

Each year, KU hosts the Tribal Law & Government Conference, which devotes significant scholarly attention to the study of organic tribal law, modern tribal governments and the evolution of tribal common law.

The conference highlights how works of scholars and tribal jurists addressing the emerging and historical problems of indigenous law and governance are critical to strengthening tribal sovereignty.

Speakers

Sarah Deer

Matthew L.M. Fletcher

Tonya Kowalski

Michael Petoskey

Victoria Sweet

Honorable William A. Thorne, Jr.

Judge Korey Wahwassuck

Heather White Man Runs Him

Venue

Green Hall | University of Kansas | Lawrence, KS.

Contact

For queries, please contact

Elizabeth A. Kronk Warner
Director, Tribal Law & Government Center
Associate Dean, Academic Affairs
Professor of Law
785-864-1139
elizabeth.kronk@ku.edu

For more details about the conference and the speakers, visit the link given here.