Archive: Tribal Government Gaming 2008

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Blazing the Trail

Tribal Government Gaming’s “Pioneers of Indian Gaming”
BY DAVID G. SCHWARTZ

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The Pro-Active Approach

A plan for developing a coordinated responsible gaming program for Indian gaming
BY KATHERINE SPILDE, PH.D.

Class Act

The NIGC attempts to redefine Indian gaming
BY JUDITH SHAPIRO

Beyond Gaming

How tribal governments use economic diversification as a tool for growth (Photo: San Manuel Casino Resort, California)
BY DAVID ROSS

Taking the Lead

How innovations created for Indian gaming are revolutionizing mainstream casinos
BY MARJORIE PRESTON

From the Publisher More

Turning Twenty

When I was growing up in and around New York City in the 1950s, Indians were a big part of my life.
BY ROGER GROS

IGRA Update More

The Past…And Future… of the IGRA

Challenges to the concepts outlined by IGRA continue in Congress (Photo: California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, with Anthony Pico, chairman of the Viejas tribe, understands the importance of working proactively with tribes.)
BY SHARON HARRIS

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Dogged Determination

The California v. Cabazon decision, not the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, is a powerful reminder of Indian Country’s resolve and fortitude
BY ERNEST L. STEVENS, JR.

Tribal Education More

Learning Lessons

Creating an improved business environment and better gaming policy at the Sycuan Institute on Tribal Gaming
BY DAN TUCKER

Retrospective More

Bingo!

Beans to balls, the game has meant revitalization for many Native American tribes and communities
BY PATRICK ROBERTS