Indigenous and Ethnic Empowerment

This book presents business methods in a manner that reflects the needs, desires and priorities of indigenous peoples and provides the tools communities need to envision and deal with the full impact of social and economic intervention.

Alf Walle is a specialist in indigenous economic development and is a former professor of tribal management who worked with Alaska Natives above the Arctic Circle. In addition, he has extensive experience in Central America and in Asia. He is currently providing consulting services. His website is alfhwalle.com.

List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgements Forward and Summary-------------------------------------------------- Chapter 1:Culture, Development and Economics-------------------------- Negotiating and Resolving Conflict: Chapter 2: Negotiating with the Mainstream World--------------------------------- Chapter 3: Remedies for Conflict------------------------------------------------------ Chapter 4: Creating an Atmosphere of Empowerment---------------------------- Part 3: Commonly Used Tools Chapter 5: Strategic Thought--------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 6: Organizational Concerns-------------------------------------------------- Chapter 7: Motivation------------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter 8: Accounting and Oher Tools of Evaluation---------------------------- Part 4: Providing Service Chapter 9: Internal Service----------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 10: External Service----------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 11: Vulnerabilities and Reponses-------------------------------------------- Index