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Walking in Two Worlds
🎙️ Episode 1 Walking in Two Worlds
 Podcast Series: Accountable to Country: Rethinking Corporate Law Through a First Nations Lens
Episode Description:
In this episode, Tyson McEwan explores what it means to walk in two worlds and how this lived experience informs a First Nations perspective on corporate law, governance, and accountability.
Drawing on his recent article published in the Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Tyson reflects on the role of cultural protocol in business, the legacy of historical exclusion, and the structural significance of supplier diversity within Reconciliation Action Plans. We discuss why corporate commitments must move beyond symbolic gestures and what meaningful accountability looks like when grounded in First Nations values and economic self-determination.
đź“Ť A First Nations Affairs Ă— Tyson McEwan collaboration
 Based on: Holding Corporations to Account for their Supplier Diversity Commitments in Reconciliation Action Plans — Australian Journal of Corporate Law (2025)
#TwoWorlds #FirstNationsGovernance #CorporateLaw #SupplierDiversity #EconomicJustice #CulturalProtocol #FirstNationsAffairs
www.firstnationsaffairs.com
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 Podcast Series: Accountable to Country: Rethinking Corporate Law Through a First Nations Lens
Episode Description:
In this episode, Tyson McEwan explores what it means to walk in two worlds and how this lived experience informs a First Nations perspective on corporate law, governance, and accountability.
Drawing on his recent article published in the Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Tyson reflects on the role of cultural protocol in business, the legacy of historical exclusion, and the structural significance of supplier diversity within Reconciliation Action Plans. We discuss why corporate commitments must move beyond symbolic gestures and what meaningful accountability looks like when grounded in First Nations values and economic self-determination.
đź“Ť A First Nations Affairs Ă— Tyson McEwan collaboration
 Based on: Holding Corporations to Account for their Supplier Diversity Commitments in Reconciliation Action Plans — Australian Journal of Corporate Law (2025)
#TwoWorlds #FirstNationsGovernance #CorporateLaw #SupplierDiversity #EconomicJustice #CulturalProtocol #FirstNationsAffairs
www.firstnationsaffairs.com