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Tatia Currie

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The perils of quantifying corruption

September 29, 2016

by Tatia Currie, Stephen Howes

Tatia Currie

Tatia Currie is an Associate Lecturer, working in Port Moresby as part of the partnership between the ANU Crawford School of Public Policy and UPNG School of Business and Public Policy. She has experience in both teaching and applied policy contexts in Africa and Australia and a Masters in Public Policy from the University of Tasmania. Her policy interests include policy design and policy entrepreneurship, governance and policy transfer.

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