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"Federal Indian policy" as a book category covers the body of U.S. laws, administrative actions, court rulings, and political debates that have governed relations between the federal government and Native American tribes from the colonial era to the present. Books in this category explore themes such as treaty-making and broken promises, removal and land dispossession, assimilation and boarding schools, allotment and termination, the Indian New Deal and later moves toward self-determination, as well as contemporary issues like jurisdiction, health, education, natural resources, and tribal sovereignty. Works range from legal analyses and policy histories to ethnographies, biographies, memoirs, and activist accounts, and they often situate federal actions in broader social, economic, and cultural contexts while centering tribal perspectives and the consequences of policy for Native communities.

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