Alan C. Doig is a Professor of
Public Services Management, and Head of the Fraud Managment Studies
Unit, at Teesside Business School, University of Teesside, UK. His
areas of teaching and research are public services management, the
impact of change on governance and fraud management, and operational
and organizational issues related to the prevention, detection and
investigation of fraud and corruption. He has served as a consultant
for international organizations working on evaluation and
anti-corruption projects in numerous countries. In 2002 he was project
director for the review and implementation of the National
Anti-Corruption Programme for the government of Lithuania. He holds
several public appointments in England including Board member for the
Standards Board of England and Vice-Chair, North East Fraud Forum. His
authored and edited books include Corruption and Misconduct in
Contemporary British Politics, Corruption and Democratisation, and
Sleaze: Politics, Private Interests and Public Reaction; he is
completing books on fraud and state crime.
Since 1999 he has been project leader for some 30 country studies in
developed, developing and transitional countries on corruption and the
National Integrity System. He earned an MA from the University of
Durham.
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