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Fraud and corruption in the public sector

Changing public sector approaches to fraud

Alan Doig Professor of Public Services Management, Liverpool Business School
Pages 19-24 | Published online: 07 Jan 2009

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Alan Doig & Michael Macaulay. (2008) Decades, Directions and the Fraud Review: Addressing the Future of Public Sector Fraud?. Public Money & Management 28:3, pages 185-192.
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Julian King & Alan Doig. (2016) A dedicated place for volume fraud within the current UK economic crime agenda?. Journal of Financial Crime 23:4, pages 902-915.
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Alan Doig, Sarah Johnson & Michael Levi. (2016) New Public Management, Old Populism and the Policing of Fraud. Public Policy and Administration 16:1, pages 91-113.
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Alan Doig. (1995) A fragmented organizational approach to fraud in a European context. European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research 3:2, pages 48-64.
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