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.

Photograph of head and shoulders of a man with dark skin, black hair and black beard. He is in front of a blue wall with height markings written on the doorway edge. He is holding a white sign with hand writing in red that says 'Name: Tommy Maeva Baker'.

20 August 2021

Tommy Baker: PNG’s Ned Kelly?

by Sinclair Dinnen and Grant Walton

Anti-Corruption Act 2018

10 June 2021

Solomon Islands ICAC: how did it happen?

by Grant Walton

21 April 2021

Gender-based violence and private security in Papua New Guinea

by Grant Walton and Sinclair Dinnen

Fisticuffs at Jacksons – addressing conflicts between rival security companies

26 March 2021

Fisticuffs at Jacksons – addressing conflicts between rival security companies

by Grant Walton and Sinclair Dinnen

Experiencing corruption in Liberia and PNG

26 February 2021

Experiencing corruption in Liberia and PNG

by Grant Walton

PNG’s private security industry: what role for international regulation?

3 December 2020

PNG’s private security industry: what role for international regulation?

by Sinclair Dinnen and Grant Walton

Crime in Port Moresby: experiences of a foreigner

1 December 2020

Crime in Port Moresby: experiences of a foreigner

by Grant Walton

Do Papuan lives matter?: Protesters in Australia (Free West Papua Campaign/Facebook)

6 October 2020

Do Papuan lives matter?

by Arichika Okazaki and Grant Walton

anti-corruption budget

6 July 2020

Boom and bust? Political will and anti-corruption in Papua New Guinea

by Grant Walton and Husnia Hushang

17 March 2020

A model of transparency for the fisheries industry

by Grant Walton, Meg Keen and Quentin Hanich

Credit: Edelweiss Coins (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

6 March 2020

Informal systems of reciprocity, service delivery and corruption

by Grant Walton and David Jackson

16 January 2020

Regulating the growth of private security in PNG

by Grant Walton and Sinclair Dinnen