ANU - Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research

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CAEPR's Mission

CAEPR’s mission is to contribute to better outcomes for Indigenous Australians by informing constructive academic and public debates based on innovative research; analysing changes in Indigenous socio-economic status; and informing and influencing policy formation. CAEPR will do this with research, teaching and outreach that combines academic excellence of the highest international standards with realism, objectivity and relevance.

CAEPR's Vision

CAEPR’s vision is to be a national centre at the Australian National University, leading in research and teaching excellence on Indigenous economic and social development and public policy.

Welcome to CAEPR!

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Detailed information about CAEPR and its activities;

A listing of recent additions to the site;

An index of CAEPR Publications, many of which can be downloaded direct from this site;

Select publications related to Topical Issues;

Details of CAEPR Seminars and other special events;

Enrollment, course and scholarship information for Prospective Students;

A listing of CAEPR Staff, with academic biographies and listings of research interests;

The latest CAEPR News;

A comprehensive Site Search; and

A Feedback form.

The Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) was established in 1990 and is located at The Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra, Australia.

CAEPR is a multi-disciplinary social sciences research centre, with a primary focus on Indigenous Australian economic policy and economic development issues, including native title and land rights, social justice, and the socioeconomic status of Indigenous Australians. CAEPR's research is supported by funding from the ANU, the Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, and the Australia Research Council, and from industry partners including Reconciliation Australia, Rio Tinto, Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation, and the Northern Territory and Western Australian governments.

In Australia, CAEPR is the only dedicated research centre focusing on Indigenous economic policy issues from a national perspective. Its publications aim to broadly evaluate government policy, influence policy formulation and inform rational debate.

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