Two-Eyed Seeing in Business Scholarship: A Framework for Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Research

Abstract

This paper explores the concept of Two-Eyed Seeing, a guiding principle for integrating Indigenous and Western knowledge systems, in business research. By viewing the world through both perspectives, researchers can foster a more inclusive understanding of complex issues. This paper employs a framework established by Reid et al (2021) to explore Indigenous and non-Indigenous research. Engaging business scholarship with a Two-Eyed Seeing approach provides opportunities to enhance cultural competence, generate innovative insights, and contribute to reconciliation efforts, promoting ethical practices and meaningful collaborations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.