How would you change the Tribe?

Pretty unpopular opinion, but I actually liked the Tribe's conflict with the rogues. Their cultural defense in previous generations was to live in an area so isolated, barren, and hard to survive that everybody else would leave them alone. And it worked for so long - what do you do when such a proven failsafe stops working, and aggressive neighbors start competing for food in that desolate territory? It makes sense, then, to learn from the Clans, since they come from a culture where territorial defense is a core fact of life.

What I find interesting, though, is that the Clan's advice doesn't really work all that well; it's something that I never see brought up in the "colonialist propaganda" discussions. The Clan way of life relies on manageable boundaries, mutual respect for neighbors, and higher population density. The Tribe's land is too vast to properly enforce any borders, prey too scattered to make hunting reliable within set boundaries, and too few cats.

This is why I think the rogues v. Tribe conflict so interesting. Last we saw in SOTM, the Tribe was still having big issues with their unwelcomed neighbors and the clan way of marking borders wasn't working (no mention of the issue in GV). I want to see them develop their own unique solution. I want to know why the rogues willingly moved to the hard mountain life. There's a really cool story that could be uncovered there, but the authors seem content to leave the Tribe depiction at wimpy and move on.