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Administrative theory, interpersonal relations and anti corruption practice in Papua New Guinea

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Larmour, Peter

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Crawford School of Economics and Government, The Australian National University

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‘Corruption’ may be the dark side of the relationship between personal relationships and the work of organisations. The paper considers how studies of Public Administration, and related ideas such as bureaucracy, management and governance, have viewed personal relationships. It then links these views to corresponding approaches to preventing corruption. The third part of the paper looks at anti corruption activity in PNG in light of the relationship between personal relationships, the work of organisations and broader ideas of the public interest.

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Larmour, P. (2007). Administrative theory, interpersonal relations and anti corruption practice in Papua New Guinea. Policy and Governance Discussion Paper 07-02. Canberra, ACT: Crawford School of Economics and Government, The Australian National University.

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