The beginning and end of rape: confronting sexual violence in Native America

Introduction: Sovereignty of the soul

Knowing through numbers? The benefits and drawbacks of data

What she say, it be law: Tribal rape law and indigenous feminisms

At the mercy of the state: Linking rape to federal Indian law

All apologies: The continuing federal complicity in the rape of Native women

Relocation revisited: The sex trafficking of Native women

Punishing the victim: Dana's story

The enigma of federal reform: The Tribal Law and Order Act and the Violence Against Women Act

Toward an indigenous jurisprudence of rape

The trouble with peacemaking: False dichotomies and the politics of restorative justice

"Righting" Tribal Rape Law: Proposals for reform

Conclusion: The end of rape in Native America

Epilogue.