The Annual Tribal Law and Government Conference

Each year, KU hosts the Tribal Law and 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. The presentations are then published annually in the KU Journal of Law & Public Policy.

2011-2012 Tribal Law & Government Conference

 


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