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Introduction: "What is an Indian?" - The enduring question of American Indian identity / Gregory D. Smithers
Indigenous identities in Mesoamerica after the Spanish conquest / Rebecca Horn
Rethinking the middle ground: French colonialism and indigenous identities in the Pays d'en Haut / Michael A. McDonnell
Identity articulated: British settlers, black Caribs, and the politics of indigeneity on St. Vincent, 1763-1797 / Brooke N. Newman
Religion, race, and the formation of Pan-Indian identities in the brothertown movement, 1700-1800 / Linford D. Fisher
"Decoying them within': creek gender identities and the subversion of civilization / Felicity Donohoe
Mastering language: liberty, slavery, and native resistance in the early nineteenth-century south / James Taylor Carson
Resistance and removal: Yaqui and Navajo identities in the southwest borderlands / Claudia B. Haake
Progressivism and Native American self-expression in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century / Joy Porter
Mixed-descent Indian identity and assimilation policy / Katherine Ellinghaus
"All go to the hop fields": the role of migratory and wage labor in the preservation of indigenous Pacific northwest culture / Vera Parham
Tribal institution building in the twentieth century / Duane Champagne
Disease and the "other": the role of medical imperialism in Oceania / Kerri A. Inglis
"Why Injun artist me": Acee Blue Eagle's diasporic performative / Bill Anthes
Asserting a global indigenous identity: native activism before and after the Cold War / Daniel M. Cobb
From tribal to Indian: American Indian identity in the twentieth century / Donald L. Fixico.
Indigenous identities in Mesoamerica after the Spanish conquest / Rebecca Horn
Rethinking the middle ground: French colonialism and indigenous identities in the Pays d'en Haut / Michael A. McDonnell
Identity articulated: British settlers, black Caribs, and the politics of indigeneity on St. Vincent, 1763-1797 / Brooke N. Newman
Religion, race, and the formation of Pan-Indian identities in the brothertown movement, 1700-1800 / Linford D. Fisher
"Decoying them within': creek gender identities and the subversion of civilization / Felicity Donohoe
Mastering language: liberty, slavery, and native resistance in the early nineteenth-century south / James Taylor Carson
Resistance and removal: Yaqui and Navajo identities in the southwest borderlands / Claudia B. Haake
Progressivism and Native American self-expression in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century / Joy Porter
Mixed-descent Indian identity and assimilation policy / Katherine Ellinghaus
"All go to the hop fields": the role of migratory and wage labor in the preservation of indigenous Pacific northwest culture / Vera Parham
Tribal institution building in the twentieth century / Duane Champagne
Disease and the "other": the role of medical imperialism in Oceania / Kerri A. Inglis
"Why Injun artist me": Acee Blue Eagle's diasporic performative / Bill Anthes
Asserting a global indigenous identity: native activism before and after the Cold War / Daniel M. Cobb
From tribal to Indian: American Indian identity in the twentieth century / Donald L. Fixico.