Who Are We?

About:

The Indigenous Economics Study Group is a study group established under the Canadian Economics Association and comprised of Indigenous and non-Indigenous economists and practitioners.

Our Mission:

At the Indigenous Economics Study Group, our mission is to promote economic empowerment, sustainability, and self-determination for Indigenous communities across the world. Rooted in the principles of inclusivity, cultural preservation, and economic justice, we strive to create a platform for research, education, and advocacy that addresses the unique economic challenges faced by Indigenous peoples.

Points of Contact for IESG

Donn. L. Feir

Professor, Department of Economics, University of Victoria. Email.
Rob Gillezeau

Assistant Professor, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. Email.
Maggie E.C. Jones

Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Emory University. Email.

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