Why Here, Why Now: The Genesis of a Native American Business Journal

Why Here, Why Now: The Genesis of a Native American Business Journal

IBAPA is the culmination of a decades-long journey in which there has been much progress in the development of Native American economies, but still rather modest progress in the development of Native American academic theory in the fields of business and public administration. There are multiple rea...

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