What’s ahead for global energy markets? How will the U.S. shale revolution affect our energy future? To find out, we asked Stephen Arbogast, an expert with more than thirty years of experience in finance working with the energy sector. As Prof. Arbogast explains, when it comes to global energy markets, the next decade will lookContinue reading “Q&A with Stephen Arbogast on the Future of Global Energy Markets”
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From the Editor
Understanding the relationship between economic development, assimilation, and tribal culture is challenging. This issue begins to explore some of the connections.
Greener Pastures
If You Build It, They Will Come and Upcycling in India
On the Lookout
Preserving Property Rights in Iowa
In the Badlands, a Tribe Helps Buffaloes Make a Comeback
The Oglala Sioux aim to reclaim their landscape and culture heritage
Pollution and Productivity
A cautionary tale of ozone regulation
Māori Land Rights: Living on the Periphery
Reinstating indigenous rights to own property and build an economy in New Zealand
Impressions
Unconventional Entrepreneurs of the Navajo Nation
Escaping Canada’s Indian Act: Who Should Own Our Lands?
First Nations are fighting for the same property rights that all Canadians enjoy
The Nisga’a Experiment
A First Nation in British Columbia is rewriting the rules.