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Tribal Futures: How Can Public Policy Support Native American Economic Development?
Presented by the Mitchell Hamline School of Law Journal of Public Policy and Practice
February 11, 2022
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Speakers Brendan Johnson, Co-Chair of the American Indian Law and Policy Group, and Casey Matthiesen spoke about “Tribal Futures: How Can Public Policy Support Native American Economic Development?” on February 11, 2022. This one-day symposium was presented by Mitchell Hamline School of Law Journal of Public Policy and Practice. The symposium explored the intersection between public policy and tribal economic development.
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