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Carl Hakansson
Department of
Geography
Framingham State
College
100 State
St.
Framingham, MA
01701
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Office:
Hemenway Hall 242
Phone:
508-626-4772
E-mail:
chakansson@frc.mass.edu |
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Education |
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Juris
Doctoral Degree |
New England
School of Law, Boston, MA
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Graduate
School of Arts and
Sciences |
Northeastern
University,
Boston, MA
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B.S. Biology |
Framingham
State College, Framingham, MA |
Employment
Private Law
Practice:
Concentration Environmental Law,
Land Use Law, Indian
Law
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Adjunct
Professor
Teaching
courses in Resource Management, Environmental Law and Policy, Municipal Land
Use, and Development and Native
Americans: A Geographical and
Legal Perspective.
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Director of
the Indian Land
Consolidation and Preservation Fund
A nonprofit organization
whose objective is to effectively
consolidate and preserve
Indian lands and to offer assistance in effecting sound
environmental and land use practices for these
lands. Over the past eleven years ILCPF has
worked with twelve tribes on ten
reservations in six states regarding issues
of water resource protection, land use
initiatives, environmental codes,
protection of wilderness areas, economic
development initiatives, and land
consolidation plans.
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Professional
Affiliations
Member of the Massachusetts Bar Association
Member of the
American Bar Association
Contributing
Editor to American Indian Research and Culture Journal,
American Indian Studies Center, University
of California at Los Angeles
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Publications
"An
Historical Overview of Legal Doctrine and
its Impact on New England State and Tribal
Relations", The New England Journal of
History, vol. 62, number 1, Fall 2005.
"South Dakota v. Yankton Sioux Tribe: The
United States Supreme Court In Need Of A
Modern Paradigm" Amicus Brief United
States Supreme Court (1999).
“Indian Land Use Zoning Jurisdiction:
An Argument in Favor of Tribal Jurisdiction
Over Non-Member Fee Lands Within
Reservation Boundaries” 73 North Dakota Law Review 721
(1997).
“Allotment at
Pine Ridge Reservation: Its Consequence and
Alternative Remedies” 73 North Dakota Law
Review 231 (1997).
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