Sub navigation
- Suggest a resource to include in this section.
- Wrong information?
Please let us know if we have published inaccurate info on this page. - Keep updated - subscribe to the ADG newsletter and forum mailing lists.
National integrity systems
National integrity systems in small Pacific island states (pdf 84Kb)
Studies of 'national integrity systems' are part of the new international concern with corruption and its prevention. This study examines 12 small island states in the South Pacific and tries to explain some of the similarities between the Pacific Island cases, particularly the risks associated with offshore financial centres, trust funds and investments.
The study also reviews proposals for anti corruption reform including stronger parties, independent commissions against corruption, civil society coalitions and greater accountability and transparency.
- Resource link:
http://apseg.anu.edu.au/ degrees/pogo/discussion_papers/ PDP05-9.pdf - Published: May 2005
- Source: Asia-Pacific School of Economics and Government (APSEG) (http://apseg.anu.edu.au)
- Added to ADG on: 16 November 2005 , contributed by: APSEG
- The above links take you to an external site - see our disclaimer.
