Crime, corruption & capacity in Papua New Guinea /

"This book builds on the arguments and views of many PNG observers that community controls are more effective in controlling crime than state controls." "Papua New Guinea is a weak state in that it is depleted by frequent political leadership changes and corruption, manifesting in an...

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Main Author: Pitts, Maxine, 1950-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Canberra, A.C.T. : Asia Pacific Press at The Australian National University, 2002.
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260 |a Canberra, A.C.T. :  |b Asia Pacific Press at The Australian National University,  |c 2002. 
300 |a xi, 197 p. ;  |c 21 cm. 
504 |a Bibliography: p. [180]-197. 
505 0 0 |t The historical, demographic and socio-economic complexity of crime and crime control --  |t Papua New Guinea colonised --  |t Post-independence Papua New Guinea --  |t Population growth, literacy, health, unemployment and crime --  |t Population growth --  |t Literacy --  |t Health --  |t Unemployment and crime --  |t Politics, the economy and law enforcement --  |t The politics of law enforcement --  |t The Sandline Affair and its implications for law enforcement --  |t The public, politics and law enforcement --  |t The economy and law enforcement --  |t Crime and criminal justice agencies --  |t Crime trends --  |t The police --  |t The National Courts --  |t The Attorney-General --  |t Juvenile offenders --  |t Village courts --  |t The prisons --  |t Women in prison --  |t The weak state and law and order --  |t Criminal justice agency crime prevention efforts and the impact of Australian aid inputs --  |t Criminal justice agency crime prevention efforts --  |t Impact of Australian aid-funded institutional strengthening projects --  |t Criminal justice agency and community links --  |t Leadership integrity and human rights --  |t Community participation in crime prevention --  |t Community-based sentencing options --  |t Village courts as community regulators --  |t Capacity for crime prevention --  |t Economic participation, donor dependency and jealousy --  |t Gavman and gavman sevises --  |t Fraud prevention --  |t Crime, corruption and capacity. 
520 1 |a "This book builds on the arguments and views of many PNG observers that community controls are more effective in controlling crime than state controls." "Papua New Guinea is a weak state in that it is depleted by frequent political leadership changes and corruption, manifesting in an increasing inability to provide goods and services to its citizens and an increasing inability to control crime." "Peter Donigi, the Papua New Guinea UN representative, says 'it is not the system of government or its laws that is undermining good governance, but the choice of people in senior posts and political interference in administrating the public sector." "Another dilemma of controlling crime in Papua New Guinea, is that what may be a crime according to state law, may not be a crime according to local law, and what may be considered a minor crime by the state, is a serious crime under local law."--BOOK JACKET. 
650 0 |a Criminal justice, Administration of  |z Papua New Guinea. 
650 0 |a Crime prevention  |z Papua New Guinea. 
650 0 |a Crime  |z Papua New Guinea. 
650 0 |a Political corruption  |z Papua New Guinea. 
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