When tribal officials, state regulators and national media have questions about Indian gaming policy and law, they don’t always call Thackerville, Okla., or Mashantucket, Conn., first.
Instead, they dial up a place without a tribal casino at all: Grand Forks. That’s when the phones ring in the UND offices of Kathryn R.L. Rand and Steven Andrew Light, academics who are national authorities on Indian gaming, literally having written the book (actually, books — they’ve published three, two in second editions) on the subject.
Plus spoken on tribal gaming internationally, plus testified before Congress about it.
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