New development: 'Auditor opinions for sale' — when privatization meets the cultural ecology of corruption
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This article considers the failure of the Indonesian government to eradicate corruption by reflecting on reports from media, anti-corruption agencies, scholarly work and government institutions. Despite significant attention focusing on reducing public sector corruption, there has been a marked increase in reports of corruption. The article illustrates the rise of a new form of public sector corruption through the manipulation of audit opinions. This study contributes to the international debate around the ineffectiveness of large-scale auditing reforms in the public sector.
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Public Money & Management
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1467-9302
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Taylor & Francis
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10.1080/09540962.2024.2421499