An argument for reframing debates about corruption: Insights from Papua New Guinea

Walton, Grant

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An argument for reframing debates about corruption: Insights from Papua New Guinea

Date

2013

Authors

Walton, Grant

Publisher

Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

There have been few attempts to identify the way different perspectives of corruption are employed in Papua New Guinea (PNG). The paucity of such analysis makes it difficult to identify the way scholars and policy-makers understand corruption in the count