Vol. 5 No. 2 (2007): Fall 2007

This issue is our most diverse from an international perspective. Scholars from Canada, Australia and Bangladesh have chosen to share their research with the larger Indigenous and international
community of Aboriginal economic development practitioners. As evidenced by a number of contributions to this issue, we are witnessing not only spike in interest among scholars interested in sharing their economic development stories, but these same authors see the Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development as an important medium enabling a dialogue to ensue that also helps maintain the flow of information through the written word.