Cameron Murray is a research fellow in the Henry Halloran Trust at The University of Sydney. He specialises in property markets, resource and environmental economics, and corruption. His is the author of Game of Mates: How favours bleed the nation.
Dr Cameron Murray has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Episode 13: International Anti-Corruption Day with Cameron Murray
December 6th, 2020 | Season 1 | 52 mins 11 secs
#iacd2020, #recoverbetter, #unitedagainstcorruption, cameron murray, game of mates, post-growth
December the 09th marks ‘International Anti-Corruption Day’. This day was designated nearly 20 years ago by the ‘United Nations Convention against Corruption’ to raise awareness on corruption and its role in undermining democracy, stability and equity. Australia is no exception to this phenomena – one is hard pressed to find a major party politician who is NOT in bed with big business. If you want to be a state premier these days it is almost de riguer to have some scandal with some property developer or other. Since we all degree that ‘political favours’ are not exactly prime example of good leadership and altruism, why does this behaviour persist, over and over again, ad nauseum? PGAP host Michael Bayliss explores this further with Game of Mates co-author Dr Cameron Murray.