Ronald Trosper
Professor, American Indian Studies-GIDP | Professor, Indigenous Food / Energy / Water Systems - GIDP | Adjunct Professor, School of Natural Resources and the Environment | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, American Indian Studies
About
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.
Research Area
Producing and Assessing Social Research with Indian Communities
Indigenous Economic Theory
Nation Building I
Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Natural Resource Management in Native Communities