InstitutionClaim Cited
Alaska Native corporations under ANCSA
Alaska Native leaders built a statewide land movement as state selections and North Slope oil made unresolved title urgent. Congress made regional and village corporations the settlement vehicles; Native leaders then had to invent those institutions, negotiate reciprocal revenue sharing, and repair protections for land and control without allowing corporate boards to stand in for Tribal governments.
How did a coalition organized to stop land loss turn a state-chartered corporate system into durable shared capability, and which forms of authority still could not be translated into shares and boards?