Anticorruption Centre for Education and Research (ACCERUS)

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    Dealing with corruption in government
    (Moneyweb Online, 2010-10-29) Hogg, Alec, 1959-; Woods, Gavin Gower
    Gavin Woods explains the motivation behind the sudden burial of the arms deal saga.
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    Former parliamentarian and chairperson of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts Gavin Woods says equipping public sector officials with skills to combat corruption might be the missing link
    (Metro FM, 2010-10-31) Woods, Gavin Gower; Metro FM, The Chill Factor
    Radio interview with Prof Woods by Metro FM (http://www.metrofm.co.za/) during the program "The Chill Factor" on 31 October 2010, 01:01:53 PM, Duration: 00:01:06: "Former Parliamentarian and Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts Gavin Woods says equipping public sector officials with skills to combat corruption might be the missing link".
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    Public sector corruption : behavioural origins and counter-behavioural responses
    (Stellenbosch : University of Stellenbosch, 2010-10) Woods, Gavin Gower; Thompson, Desmond
    A lecture by Gavin Woods to mark his inauguration as Professor at the University of Stellenbosch. Held on Tuesday 26 October, 2010, at Jannasch Hall, Conservatoire, Stellenbosch. This lecture describes a number of research-based studies which assimilate social theory and situational analysis and in so doing transverse an unusual range of disciplines in order to explain the thinking which has been developed and adopted by the University of Stellenbosch’s Anticorruption Centre for Education and Research (ACCERUS). It is the thinking which explains the Centre’s philosophical and functional approaches to the education and related skills training it offers public sector officials. As such, and in keeping with the more practical mission of the Centre, the lecture is not inclined towards the abstract reaches of academia.