Have there been any attempts at an atlas of native american history focused on sociology versus conflict?

My project is examining the art of the Big Dams and Big Dam regionalism in New Deal America. Richard Guy Wilson wrote,"A photograph by Margaret Bourke-White of spillway gate construction at the Fort Peck Dam in Montana graced the first cover Life Magazine in 1936. Dams caught the American imagination because they represented work for a depression-affected economy and the benevolent aspects of governmental planning. The dams suggested that man could alter and control his environment; they also signified the coming of age of a new source of power-hydroelectricity. Yet the dams were more than functional structures. They were symbols that observers struggled to understand." I am looking for opinion, sources, and references on the perceptions of big dams and an insight to the "struggle to understand."

In a recent criminal case over hunting, it was argued that sufficient food existed elsewhere (in the US) & thus aboriginal hunting rights were voluntarily extinguished in Canada. It was also argued that there is an insufficient amount of game to be hunted in Canadian traditional territory and thus aboriginal hunting rights could not be exercised.

I am looking for research that deals with food being used to limit aboriginal rights. Any help or suggestions, even beyond anthropology, are appreciated.

What are the social work intervention models that can be used to effectively support reintegration into society for Maori male prisoners and prevent their return to prison within a five year period?

Are there international reintegration approaches that could be considered useful in a NZ context?

When it comes to conducting quality research and effecting meaningful projects, it indeed becomes crucial to understand the various parameters which should be considered while finalizing the topic of the project as unlike a short-term assignment like writing a research paper, the dimensions of the project might change mid-way on the virtue of the sheer scale and time-factor associated with the same. Question is, how the same could be ensured, that is, finalization of an effective topic for a research project? The question has been asked with reference to executing a project in management and social sciences

Who are the leading Native American/Indigenous Philosophers that are currently researching current and past traditional philosophies?

I apologise and understand that the materials on the given topics may be minimal, however, if someone could mention some of the existing sufficient papers or books on the historical, cultural, and linguistic aspects of the pidgins/dialects mentioned above, especially if they contain some glossary, I would be sincerely thankful!

The relationship between territory and the culture concept.