Indigenous Peoples and contexts have offered valuable insights to enrich management and
organization theories and literature. Yet, despite their growing prevalence and impact, these …

Agricultural land endowments should contribute positively to economic growth, but in
countries colonized by European powers this has not always happened. Productive land …

From the late nineteenth century until the end of the twentieth century, the Canadian
government collaborated with Christian churches to operate a network of boarding schools …

Does land fragmentation impair spatially expansive natural resource use? We conduct
empirical tests using ownership variation on the Bakken, one of the world's most valuable …

As the COVID-19 crisis continues to develop, communities around the world find themselves
living in new and uncertain times. School and university closures are significantly disrupting …

Governments often place restrictions on the transferability of property rights to protect
property owners from making “mistakes” such as selling their property under value …

For nearly three centuries, Indigenous peoples within the borders of present-day Canada
engaged in treaty-making with the British Crown and other European powers. These treaties …

Indigenous Peoples are the original inhabitants of Turtle Island. In Canada, three distinct
groups of Indigenous Peoples are formally recognized: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit …

I propose a theoretical economic model in which privatizing an Indigenous reserve by
dividing it up into individual fee simple plots can lower the welfare of Indigenous groups …

Attempts to measure aspects of Indigenous economies within Canada are limited by data
availability and quality. Drawing on the most recent data sources and research, we provide …