![]() While it covers ambitious terrain, The Red Deal at its base provides a program for study, theorization, action, and experimentation. We must rigorously study, theorize, enact, and experiment with these forms. We must thus have faith in our own forms of Indigenous political economy, the critical infrastructures that Huson speaks of so eloquently. ![]() ![]() Caretaking, which we address in the introduction and in Part III, is the basis, too, for vibrant economies that must work fluidly with political structures to reinforce the world we seek to build beyond capitalism. But our responsibilities do not happen only in the realm of political transformation. “The critical infrastructure of Indigenous worlds is, fundamentally, about responsibility and being a good relative. ![]()
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