How Much Corruption is there in the Pacific Islands? A Review of Different Approaches to Measurement

Larmour, Peter

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How Much Corruption is there in the Pacific Islands? A Review of Different Approaches to Measurement

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2009

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Larmour, Peter

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Asia Pacific Press

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New ways of measuring corruption are being used to assess the performance of governments in tackling the problem. The Pacific Islands Plan, for example, envisages a 'control of corruption (integrity) indicator' that could be used to assess a government's

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Pacific Economic Bulletin

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