Indigenous Experiences with Collaborative Governance: Moving Toward Equitable Partnerships

This volume highlights the importance of authentic Indigenous inclusion in governance processes at national and subnational levels worldwide. Through case studies and best-practice models, it examines the opportunities and barriers Indigenous peoples face in collaborative governance. In doing so, it offers recommendations for practice and policy that promote social equity.

Jason D. Rivera is a Professor of Public Management, John Jay College of Criminal Justice. His work focuses on social equity, governance, emergency management, and community development. His international work specializes in interorganizational and intergovernmental collaboration with a focus on inclusionary governance frameworks in the emergency management context.