Sarah A. Krakoff

About the Author

Sarah A. Krakoff is a distinguished legal scholar and professor specializing in federal Indian law, environmental justice, and indigenous rights. With a career spanning over two decades at leading academic institutions, she has dedicated her work to bridging legal theory and practice, advocating for Native American sovereignty and equitable resource management. Krakoff's research explores the intersections of law, culture, and land, challenging conventional narratives in American jurisprudence. Her influential textbook, American Indian Law: Cases and Commentary, 3d (American Casebook Series), serves as a cornerstone for law students and practitioners, offering comprehensive analysis of landmark cases and contemporary issues. Through her writing and teaching, Krakoff continues to shape discourse on tribal governance and federal policy, fostering greater understanding and reform in indigenous legal affairs.