State–corporate wrongdoing in land and property markets

The patterns observed in the data-sets presented so far, are in this chapter transformed into an analytical framework for further testing, as part of a broader attempt to theorise organised state–corporate wrongdoing in land and property markets. To that end, through ten theses, core drivers of illicit state–corporate conduct in land and property markets will be identified and conceptualised. The applicability of this framework to the wider data-set collected for this study is then demonstrated through presenting, in summary form, two further case studies conducted in Papua New Guinea.