The literature about United States v. Washington (and Northwest Indian fishing rights more broadly) is vast and ever-growing. This collection includes articles published by University of Washington School of Law faculty or one of the school's student-edited journals.
Where Do the Buffalo Roam? Determining the Scope of American Indian Off-Reservation Hunting Rights in the Pacific Northwest (1992)
Not on Claims Alone: Determining Indian Title to Intertidal Lands—United States v. Aam, 887 F.2d 190 (9th Cir. 1989)
Accommodation of Indian Treaty Rights in an International Fishery: An International Problem Begging for an International Solution (1979)
Judicial Regrets and the Case of the Cushman Dam (2005)
The Northwest Power Act and Reserved Tribal Rights (1983)
Dewatering Trust Responsibility: The New Klamath River Hydroelectric and Restoration Agreements (2011)
A Call for Co-Management: Treaty Fishing Allocation in New Zealand and Western Washington (2002)
Abrogation or Regulation? How Anderson v. Evans Discards the Makah's Treaty Whaling Right in the Name of Conservation Necessity (2003)
Phoenix from the Ashes—The 1999 Pacific Salmon Agreement (2001)
Off-Reservation Treaty Hunting Rights, the Restatement, and the Stevens Treaties (2022)