Prisons et justice en territoire navajo : de la quête de souveraineté au changement de société. by Marine Bobin

“…Since 1982 members of the Navajo Nation government, judges and Navajo people have sought to revive “traditional” Navajo justice methods, called "Diné traditional peacemaking" or Hózhóji Naat’aah in the Navajo language (Diné Bizaad). …”
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Systemic Disease and Ocular Comorbidity Analysis of Geographically Isolated Federally Recognized American Indian Tribes of the Intermountain West by Patrice M. Hicks, Benjamin Haaland, Michael Feehan, Alan S. Crandall, Jeff H. Pettey, Elizabeth Nuttall, William Self, Mary Elizabeth Hartnett, Paul Bernstein, Albert Vitale, Akbar Shakoor, Julia P. Shulman, Sandra F. Sieminski, Ivana Kim, Leah A. Owen, Maureen A. Murtaugh, Albert Noyes, Margaret M. DeAngelis

“…This is indicated by the association of tribe and with the type of retinopathy outcome when we combined the populations of American Indians. Overall, the Navajo peoples and the Four Corners had a higher prevalence of chronic disease that included diabetes and hypertension than the Goshutes and Ibupah. …”
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