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Edited by Scott Prasser and David Clune
This volume is the first comprehensive overview in book form of Australia’s network of anti-corruption commissions. Australia is the only Westminster democracy with such bodies, whose antecedents derive in part from developments in Asia rather than elsewhere. Seven of the nine commissions are analysed by relevant experts, from Australia’s first anti-corruption body, the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption formed in 1988, to the most recent, the National Anti-Corruption Commission established in 2023.
Including a chapter by Chris Merritt: The NSW ICAC and Criminal Justice
Edited by Scott Prasser and David Clune
This volume is the first comprehensive overview in book form of Australia’s network of anti-corruption commissions. Australia is the only Westminster democracy with such bodies, whose antecedents derive in part from developments in Asia rather than elsewhere. Seven of the nine commissions are analysed by relevant experts, from Australia’s first anti-corruption body, the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption formed in 1988, to the most recent, the National Anti-Corruption Commission established in 2023.
Including a chapter by Chris Merritt: The NSW ICAC and Criminal Justice
