Navajo political philosophy in conversation with contemporary governance
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Navajo political philosophy in conversation with contemporary governance
Michael Lerma examines the meeting point between traditional Indigenous institutions of governance and the present-day political challenges facing the Navajo Nation. Centering Navajo—also identified in the source as Diné—political philosophy, the book considers the tensions involved in building institutions that respond to contemporary problems while engaging Indigenous ideas of “good governance.” Positioned within Native American studies and political thought, it frames governance as both an institutional question and a philosophical one, asking what Indigenous traditions contribute to debates about political life today and in the future.
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