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Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming-025 College of
Business Administration Phone: (775)
784-1442
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The new edition of Indian Gaming and the Law is not only an important
historical reference but it is one of the few publications that contains the
"Cabazon Decision", IGRA, the 1999 California Tribal Compact (Governor Davis),
and a list of the Federally Recognized Gaming Tribes. Originally published
in 1990, this volume provides a fascination snapshot of attitudes, projections,
predictions, fears, and assessments of Indian gaming following the passage of
the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. It is interesting to see how many of
these observations have survived the tests of time. Who should own this book? If you are involved in Indian Gaming in any capacity, this book is a must have! A complete copy of the 1999 California Tribal Compact, also know as the Davis Compact, is attached in its entirety. In addition, a complete list of the Federally Recognized Gaming Tribes organized by State is included. Table of Contents The Indian Gaming Act and the
Political Process Views from Supporters of the
Act The Fort Mojave Project Observations from Tribal
Leaders Alternative Perspectives and
Implications The Canadian Experience Appendices
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