The International Indigenous Policy Journal

The International Indigenous Policy Journal (IIPJ) is a peer-reviewed, policy-relevant research and policy journal addressing issues pertaining to Indigenous Peoples throughout the world. IIPJ has a very specific set of goals: 1) To promote evidence-based policy making; 2) To encourage quality research based on partnerships with Indigenous Peoples; 3) To develop networks of policy researchers and policy makers, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, and their communities; 4) To improve scholarship related to Indigenous issues; 5) To spark debate on important policy issues facing Indigenous Peoples around the world.

This journal is financially supported by the Partnership for Open Access (partnership.erudit.org) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada through the Aid to Scholarly Journals program. The journal may also benefit from other contributions that support its operations.