Abstract:
Homo economicus sits at the centre of the Forrest Review of Aboriginal jobs and training.
As an academic and practitioner who has undertaken research on Indigenous policy and development for nearly forty years and chaired policy reviews for governments, I realise that the task is challenging, especially in the cluttered and highly politicised field that is Indigenous policy today. But I was sceptical from the outset that the Forrest Review would deliver, owing to a series of issues, which I raised in November 2013
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