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An Economic History of American Indians By Terry L. Anderson
Terry L. Anderson is the executive director of PERC and a professor of economics at Montana State University. Pacific Research Institute for Public PolicySan Francisco, CA 800-276-7600 E-mail PRIPP@aol.com 1995; 202 pp. |
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Economic analysis debunks the romantic image of American Indians by asserting that historically,
American Indian culture was similar to modern Western cultures in its respect for property rights.
Anderson calls for increased self-determination, sovereignty and radical reform for American Indians.
