In the modern era, tribes have made tremendous gains in retaining — and reclaiming — their sovereignty.1× But despite this external progress, some tribes have struggled to overcome internal governance challenges. One such challenge is presented by “IRA constitutions”: those constitutions either passed in the period shortly after adoption of the federal Indian Reorganization Act (IRA) in 1934 or created later but modeled after constitutions passed during that time.
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