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This title was first published in 2002: By means of a number of case studies, this book provides a discussion of ministerial ethics. Countries covered include Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Scotland, the UK and Germany and the areas covered range from a consideration of illegal party financing in Germany, to a discussion of the role of the media in motivating ministers to ethical behaviour.

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This title was first published in 2002: By means of a number of case studies, this book provides a discussion of ministerial ethics. Countries covered include Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Scotland, the UK and Germany and the areas covered range from a consideration of illegal party financing in Germany, to a discussion of the role of the media in motivating ministers to ethical behaviour.

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Jenny Fleming is a Research Fellow in the Key Centre for Ethics Law Justice and Governance at Griffith University. She completed her doctorate at Griffith on public policy initiatives of new governments and is a former lecturer in the University's Faculty of Commerce and Management. Her research interests include party politics and the politics of criminal justice and police unionism, on which she has published widely. Ian Holland is a Research Fellow in the Key Centre for Ethics Law Justice and Governance at Griffith University. He was formerly lecturer in environmental policy and politics in the University's Faculty of Environmental Sciences. He has degrees from Sydney University, the University of New England and Griffith University. He has published on environmental policy and politics.