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Dr. Trosper is examining principles of Indigenous economics and writing a book on the topic. He is interested in the areas in which he teaches for the purposes of serving on student committees; in addition to Indigenous economics, he teaches in the areas of Native Nation Building, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and Community Based Research. He began his career in the field of American Indian Economic Development, working on the economic development task force of the American Indian Policy Review Commission.

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Courses
  • PIE
    Principles of Indigenous Economics

  • GIP
    Globalization and Indigenous People

  • IET
    Indigenous Economic Theory

  • IRTM
    Interdisciplinary Research: Theory and Methods

  • PASRIC
    Producing and Assessing Social Research with Indian Communities

  • NBI
    Nation Building I

  • TEK
    Traditional Ecological Knowledge

  • NBILIBGC
    Nation-Building: Issues of Leadership, Institution-Building, Governance, and Culture

  • NRMNC
    Natural Resource Management in Native Communities

Grants
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    The Sloan Indigenous Graduate Partnership: A Force For Change

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2020

    $82.9K
    Active
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    NRT-IGE: Indigenous Graduate Education in Science and Engineering - Southwest (IGESE-SW)

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2017

    $387.9K
    Active
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    Principles of Indigenous Economics: Sustaining the People and the Land

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2020

    $11.5K
  • Funding agency logo
    Sloan Indigenous Graduate Partnership: An Integrated National Program to Support Indigenous Graduate Students in STEM Disciplines

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2017

    $39.8K
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    Sloan Indigenous Graduate Partnership: A National Program to Support Indigenous Graduate Students in STEM Disciplines.

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2014

    $28.1K
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    Doctorial Dissertation Research: Possibilities for Itelmen Language Revitalization in Kamchatka, Russia

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2013

    $22.4K
News
  • 3 Things You Should Know About Thanksgiving

    2017

  • American Indian Studies Becomes Department, Plans to Offer Bachelor's Degree

    2014

Publications (68)
Recent
  • Indigenous Economics: Sustaining Peoples and Their Lands

    2022

  • What does First Nation deep roots in the forests mean? Identification of principles and objectives for promoting forest-based developoment

    2016

  • The social context of Aboriginal peoples and forest land issues

    2013

  • Making Losses Visible

    2013

  • Direct Action over Forests and Beyond

    2013

  • Institutional Design, Public Participation, and Their Consequences for Watershed Governance

    2013

  • Circle of Influence Social Location of Aboriginals in Canadian Society

    2013

  • Aboriginal peoples and forest lands in Canada

    2013

  • LE POINT SUR…

    2012

  • Menominee implementation of the Chichilnisky criterion for sustainable forest management

    2012

  • Cultural uses of non-timber forest products among the Sts' ailes, British Columbia, Canada

    2012

  • Traditional knowledge contributes to sustaining Forests and Biocultural diversity, Bois et Forêts des Tropiques

    2012

  • Ronald L. Trosper, Fred Clark, Patrica Gerez-Fernandez, Frank Lake, Deborah McGregor, Charles M. Peters, Silvia Purata

    2012

  • The Tragedy and Success of the Commons in Rural Ghana

    2011

  • Who's got the Power: Analysis of Aboriginal Decision-Making Authority in Canadian Forest Management Arrangements

    2010

  • Aboriginal peoples and forest certification: a review of the Canadian situation

    2010

  • Resilience, reciprocity and ecological economics: Northwest Coast sustainability

    2009

  • Chapter Three: Institutions for Algonquian Land Use: Change, Continuity and Implications for Sustainable Forest Management

    2009

  • The use of joint ventures to accomplish aboriginal economic development: Two examples from British Columbia

    2009

  • Institutional determinants of profitable commercial forestry enterprises among First Nations in Canada

    2008

  • Aboriginal empowerment

    2008

  • Conditions for Economic Success in First Nations Forest Enterprises

    2008

  • Indigenous influence on forest management on the Menominee Indian Reservation

    2007

  • Now that Paiute forestry is respectable: Can traditional knowledge and science work together?

    2007

  • Self-Determination: The Other Path for Native Americans

    2007

  • Emergence unites ecology and society

    2005

  • First Nations and Commercial Enterprises in Forestry in Canada: Conditions for Success

    2005

  • FORESTS AND NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE 22ND CENTURY SCIENCE FORUM PROCEEDINGS

    2005

  • Resilience in pre-contact Pacific Northwest social ecological systems

    2003

  • Policy transformations in the US forest sector, 1970-2000: implications for sustainable use and resilience

    2003

  • Northwest coast indigenous institutions that supported resilience and sustainability

    2002

  • Policy Transformations In the US Forestry Sector, 1970-2000

    2000

  • Bridging Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Ecosystem Science: Conference Proceedings [held] Aug. 13-15, 1998 Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, Arizona

    1998

  • Incentive systems that support sustainability: a First Nations example

    1998

  • Bridging Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Ecosystem Science

    1998

  • Sovereign Nations or Reservations? An Economic History of American Indians

    1997

  • Native Americans and Wage Labor: Ethnohistorical Perspectives

    1997

  • American Indian poverty on reservations

    1996

  • VOICES FROM THE COMMONS

    1996

  • Land tenure and ecosystem management in Indian country

    1995

  • Traditional American Indian Economic Policy

    1995

  • Who Is Subsidizing Whom?

    1994

  • Mind sets and economic development on Indian reservations

    1992

  • 9% Multicriterion Decision Making in a Tribal Context

    1992

  • As Long as the Rivers Run: Hydroelectric Development and Native Communities in Western Canada

    1992

  • Multisource Management, Decision Support Systems, and Expert Systems: Moderator's Comments

    1989

  • Indian self-determination and ecological forest management of lodgepole pine on the Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana

    1989

  • MULTICRITERION DECISION-MAKING IN A TRIBAL CONTEXT

    1988

  • That Other Discipline: Economics and American Indian History

    1987

  • ESTIMATION OF CAPITAL NEEDS FOR AN AMERICAN INDIAN DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CORPORATION

    1986

  • Guidelines for Project Evaluation on Indian Reservations. An Application of Cost-Benefit Analysis and Social Accounting Matrices

    1986

  • Nature, Culture, and the Law in New Jersey Shellfisheries

    1982

  • Indian Education, Wages & Labor Supply.

    1981

  • American Indian nationalism and frontier expansion

    1981

  • Earnings and Labor Supply: A Microeconomic Comparison of American Indians and Alaskan Natives to American Whites and Blacks

    1980

  • American Indian relative ranching efficiency

    1978

  • Native American Boundary Maintenance: The Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana--1860-1970.

    1976

  • Title I of the Indian self-determination and education assistance act of 1975

    1975

  • American Indians and the" economics of Discrimination"

    1974

  • The economic impact of the allotment policy on the Flathead Indian Reservation

    1974

  • Tradition and Economic Growth in Zinacantan: Gradual Change in a Mexican Indian Community

    1967

  • Native American boundary maintenance: the Flathead Indian reservation

    1860

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