A hybrid social governance Indigenous entrepreneurship model for sustainable development : the Gumatj clan innovation

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A hybrid social governance Indigenous entrepreneurship model for sustainable development : the Gumatj clan innovation

Title remainder

the Gumatj clan innovation

Statement of responsibility

Cecil Pearson

Creator

• Pearson, Cecil A. L

Contributor

• Helms, Klaus

Subject

• Socioeconomic conditions
• Enterprises
• Economics - Economic development
• Race relations - Representation
• Community development

Language

eng

Summary

Discusses Australian government continuing commitment to Indigenous entrepreneurship as a healthy strategy for facilitating economic advancement and wellbeing of disadvantaged group initiatives that has had limited success; engaging mainstream entrepreneurship, which is framed on principles to deliver personal profit and exploitation of self-financial opportunity, is discordant with missions of non-profit, promotion of community good and allegiance to cultural sensitivities, which are dominant social features of remote Australian Indigenous communities; concept of social entrepreneurship challenges trational assumptions of economic and business development insted focuses on how well societal problems are resolved with innovative solutionas; entrepreneurial initiative integrating the two disparate perspectives is the central element of this paper. Challenges and the potential worth of this innovative Indigenous inspired commercial framework are discusses; reflects on Gumatj clan entrepreneurship model mand includes digram of Gumatji clan proposed entrepreneurial framework

Is part of

• Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues

Cataloging source

AIAS

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no index present

Literary form

non fiction