Development by Grantsmanship: Economic Planning on the Lower Brule Sioux Reservation.
Development by Grantsmanship: Economic Planning on the Lower Brule Sioux Reservation.
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赠款开发：下布鲁尔苏族保留地的经济规划。
DOI：
10.17730/humo.34.3.47g5484290227t57
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发表时间：
1975
影响因子：
0.8
通讯作者：
E. Schusky
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作者：
E. Schusky
近100年来，印第安人事务局在印第安人保留地上花费了大量资金，用于维持生计和农业发展。对下布鲁勒苏族保留地的这一支出进行审查后发现，这一模式造成了贫困和失业。1950年，部落理事会和印第安事务局开始考虑投资，以创造就业机会，但BIA的控制和其他障碍阻止任何重大的发展。许多障碍的发展仍然存在，但在过去的十年中，下布鲁勒部落理事会已经学会申请各种政府和公共机构的赠款。由于花这笔钱的权力已被赋予部落理事会，它已开始学习使用政治权力。部落理事会现在广泛地参与了格兰披治，并正在试验各种旨在发展就业机会的方案。对与这种发展相关的问题进行了回顾和分析。
For nearly 100 years the Bureau of Indian Affairs has expended large sums on Indian reservations for subsistence and agricultural development. A review of this expenditure for the Lower Brule Sioux Reservation shows that this pattern has resulted in poverty and unemployment. In 1950 the tribal council and Bureau of Indian Affairs began to consider investment that would create employment opportunities, but BIA control and other barriers prevented any significant development.Many barriers to development persist, but in the past decade the Lower Brule Tribal Council has learned to apply for grants from a variety of government and public agencies. Since the authority to spend this money has been vested in the tribal council, it has begun to learn the uses of political power. The tribal council is now extensively involved in grantsmanship and is experimenting with a wide variety of programs intended to develop employment opportunities. The problems related to such development are reviewed and analyzed.