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Rob Lamontagne

Reflections on governance and corruption at the 2017 AAC

April 5, 2017

by Rob Lamontagne

Rob Lamontagne

Robert Lamontagne is a Griffith University doctoral candidate researching Australian governance and anti-corruption aid to PNG, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. He completed his award-winning master’s thesis on Australia’s AML aid to Papua New Guinea while interning at Devpolicy under Dr Grant Walton in 2014. Prior to coming to Australia, Rob worked in politics in the United States.

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