G20 leaders must focus on cost of corruption

Published AuthorStephen O'Grady
Headshot of Griffith researcher AJ Brown in shirt and jacket.
Professor AJ Brown believes an anti-corruption plan warrants a place on the G20 agenda.

Professor AJ Brown from Griffith’s Centre for Governance and Public Policy outlines why anti-corruption remains a vital part of the G20 leaders’ agenda in the September Issue of G20 Monitor.

 

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