Grant Walton

Grant Walton is an associate professor at the Development Policy Centre and the author of Anti-Corruption and its Discontents: Local, National and International Perspectives on Corruption in Papua New Guinea.

Australian Government Department of Home Affairs

9 August 2023

The flickering light: Australia’s governance credentials damaged

by Sinclair Dinnen and Grant Walton

Fiamē Naomi Mata’afa, Prime Minister of Samoa, in September 2021 (FAST Party-Facebook)

19 June 2023

FAST or slow? Integrity and anti-corruption in Samoa

by Grant Walton, Husnia Hushang and George Carter

Vanuatu PM Charlot Salwai, 2016 (ITU Pictures-Flickr)

6 April 2023

Good governance in Melanesia? Corruption and integrity in Vanuatu

by Grant Walton, Husnia Hushang, William Nasak and Willie Tokon

Majuro, Marshall Islands (Erin Magee-DFAT-Flickr)

23 February 2023

Small is (sometimes) beautiful: perceptions of corruption in seven small Pacific Island countries

by Grant Walton

FICAC sign in Nadi, Fiji (Michael Coghlan-Flickr)

9 December 2022

An update on the “good governance coup”: political will and corruption in Fiji

by Grant Walton, Husnia Hushang and Neelesh Gounder

Solomon Islands flag (Julie Lyn-Wikimedia Commons)

17 November 2022

Can civic nationalism help reduce corruption? Insights from Solomon Islands

by Grant Walton

1 June 2022

Art and violence in Papua New Guinea

by Grant Walton

Walking against corruption in PNG (Grant Walton)

29 April 2022

PNG anti-corruption funding update

by Grant Walton and Husnia Hushang

Anti-corruption march, Solomon Islands, 2008 (ramsi_images-Flickr)

13 April 2022

Long live RAMSI? Peace-building, anti-corruption and political will in Solomon Islands

by Grant Walton and Husnia Hushang

Sepik River, PNG (David Bacon-Flickr)

24 March 2022

Uneven development in Papua New Guinea

by Grant Walton, John Cox, Joshua Goa and Dunstan Lawihin

Students in Kimbe, West New Britain, PNG (ADB-Flickr)

18 January 2022

The politics of free education in PNG

by Grant Walton and Husnia Hushang

A photograph of Private security personnel in Port Moresby, PNG.

11 October 2021

Private security in PNG – a networked approach

by Grant Walton and Sinclair Dinnen