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New Rochelle, NY, August 16, 2012—Every year tribal gaming generates billions of dollars in revenue, creates tens of thousands of jobs, and boosts the economies of many Native American communities. In the state of California alone, tribal gaming has brought in $7.5 billion annually. However, because of the aggressive movement to legalize Internet gambling, which effectively would give states the power to regulate and tax online gambling even on reservations, the financial success of these communities could change. In "Native American Off-Reservation Gaming," an expert roundtable published in Gaming Law Review and Economics, a peer-reviewed journal from Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers, panelists discuss and debate the issues of tribal gaming, focusing on the impact—both positive and negative—on both tribes and their surrounding communities. The full tables of content for Gaming Law Review and Economics are available online.
"Though some tribes have been incredibly successful financially from casino and resort businesses, experts have observed that the Native American gaming revenues are already going flat," says Joseph M. Kelly, PhD, JD, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Gaming Law Review and Economics, professor of business law at SUNY College at Buffalo, and co-author of the article, 'Enforcement of Native American Gambling Debts.' "There is concern amongst many of these tribes that state legalization of online gambling might have a negative impact on their revenues. Many tribal experts instead would prefer federal regulation."
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Gaming Law Review and Economics: Regulation, Compliance, and Policy is the only authoritative peer-reviewed journal covering traditional land-based, Internet, and wireless gaming law in one of the fastest growing economic leisure industries. The Journal provides the latest developments in legislative, regulatory, and judicial decisions affecting gaming at both the state and federal level in the U.S. and in more than 75 countries, as well as coverage of economic issues associated with the exponential growth of casinos and gaming practices. Topics include legal aspects of all forms of gaming, including casino games, lotteries, sports books, and horse racing; new regulations in Internet and wireless gaming; legal restrictions on gaming and advertising; gaming license requirements within and across jurisdictions; legal aspects of credit and collection of debts; litigation in application, citing, and employment issues concerning casino operations; gaming tax issues; and intellectual property. Complete tables of content and a sample issue may be viewed online at the Gaming Law Review and Economics: Regulation, Compliance, and Policy website.
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