Maggie Walter is Professor of Sociology and the inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor of Aboriginal Research and Leadership at the University of Tasmania, Australia.Chris Andersen is Dean and Professor in the Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta, Canada.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Deficit IndigenesChapter 2: Conceptualizing Quantitative MethodologiesChapter 3: The Paradigm of Indigenous MethodologiesChapter 4: nayri kati (“Good Numbers”)—Indigenous Quantitative Methodology in PracticeChapter 5: Indigenous Quantitative Methodological Practice—CanadaChapter 6: Conclusion—Indigenous Peoples and Statistics

Maggie Walter is Professor of Sociology and the inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor of Aboriginal Research and Leadership at the University of Tasmania, Australia.Chris Andersen is Dean and Professor in the Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta, Canada.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Deficit IndigenesChapter 2: Conceptualizing Quantitative MethodologiesChapter 3: The Paradigm of Indigenous MethodologiesChapter 4: nayri kati (“Good Numbers”)—Indigenous Quantitative Methodology in PracticeChapter 5: Indigenous Quantitative Methodological Practice—CanadaChapter 6: Conclusion—Indigenous Peoples and Statistics

Maggie Walter is Professor of Sociology and the inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor of Aboriginal Research and Leadership at the University of Tasmania, Australia.Chris Andersen is Dean and Professor in the Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta, Canada.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Deficit IndigenesChapter 2: Conceptualizing Quantitative MethodologiesChapter 3: The Paradigm of Indigenous MethodologiesChapter 4: nayri kati (“Good Numbers”)—Indigenous Quantitative Methodology in PracticeChapter 5: Indigenous Quantitative Methodological Practice—CanadaChapter 6: Conclusion—Indigenous Peoples and Statistics