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 centered teaching in the humanities and social sciences.
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DESCRIPTION:<p>The Kellogg Center for Philosophy\, Politics\, and Economics
  will host a one-day workshop on Indigenous Economics on Friday\, August 1
 4\, 2025\, in the Lury and Barbara Goodall Room in the <a href='https://go
 o.gl/maps/ujsi8KzxPj2jJ9tD6'>Newman Library</a>.</p>\n<p>Indigenous people
 s had lived in the Americas and developed complex and diverse economic sys
 tems for thousands of years before Europeans arrived and began to establis
 h colonies. The interaction of indigenous and colonial economic institutio
 ns fundamentally altered conditions for both the peoples that were already
  here and the new nations that would form. Today\, people of Indigenous de
 scent are amongst the poorest in the United States and Canada. Analyzing t
 he role of Federal laws in the evolution of the economic conditions of Ind
 igenous peoples is critical when formulating policies to improve their eco
 nomic status both on and off of reservations. Furthermore\, the economic g
 rowth\, institutional formation\, and distribution of income in North Amer
 ican today is a function of what was here in 1492. A true understanding of
  American economic development requires clarifying the connections between
  its past and present.</p>\n<p>This workshop will provide a forum for scho
 lars to explore emerging research in indigenous economics\, considered fro
 m an interdisciplinary perspective.</p>\n<p>The workshop will follow the t
 raditional economics format of questions interspersed through each talk. P
 lease see here for <a href='https://ppe.liberalarts.vt.edu/2025/06/13/kell
 ogg-center-hosts-workshop-on-indigenous-economics/'>more information</a> a
 bout the speakers and schedule.</p>\n<p>The workshop is open to the public
 . All faculty\, students\, and members of the public are cordially invited
  to attend. For more information about this workshop\, please contact Meli
 nda Miller (<a href='mailto:millermc@vt.edu'>millermc@<span class='oe_disp
 laynone'>null</span>vt.edu</a>).</p>\n<p>If you are an individual with a d
 isability and desire an accommodation\, please contact <a href='mailto:ppe
 @vt.edu'>ppe@<span class='oe_displaynone'>null</span>vt.edu</a> at least t
 en business days before the event.</p>
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LOCATION:Goodall Room (Newman Library)
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SUMMARY:PPE Workshop: Indigenous Economics
URL:https://ppe.liberalarts.vt.edu/event/ppe-workshop-indigenous-economics/
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