Many blame dictatorial regimes for mass atrocities, making democracy appear as a sound solution. This is oversimplified.

Advocates should reframe the issues underlying the relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico in foreign policy terms.

The U.S., along with state-level recognition practices, provides tribes with a degree of flexibility to pursue relationships with states.

Recovering early twentieth century rights claims is important because of the progressive ways in which rights were often understood.

Proactive regulatory layers and strategies will be delineated and scrutinized in this Article.