Working the Navajo Way: Labor and Culture in the Twentieth CenturyNoted tax economist Frederick C. Stocker has observed that the property tax resembles a structure designed by a mad architect, erected on a shaky foundation by an incompetent builder, and made worse by the well intentioned repair work of hordes of amateur tinkerers. While that may still be a popular view, Glenn Fisher suggests that the actual history of this much maligned tax should make us less inclined to such easy ridicule. The frequent scapegoat