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Grant Walton

Grant Walton is a Fellow at the Development Policy Centre. He is author of the book ‘Anti-corruption and its discontents: local, national and international perspectives on corruption in Papua New Guinea’. In 2018, Grant was appointed Interim Director of the Transnational Research Institute on Corruption. Grant is also a Research Associate of the University of Birmingham’s Developmental Leadership Program.

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Women outside house
Opinion Jun 2017

Decentralisation and the potential for corruption in PNG

Classroom
Opinion Jun 2015

Is education a magic bullet for addressing corruption? Insights from Papua New Guinea

The limitations of education for addressing corruption: lessons from attitudes towards reporting in Papua New Guinea
Publication Jun 2015

The limitations of education for addressing corruption: lessons from attitudes towards reporting in Papua New Guinea

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