Sure, take a look at Georgia's National Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan (http://www.u4.no/training/incountry-open/Georgia-materials/a...). The document is only about thirteen pages long, nevertheless, it is very informational.
Unfortunatly, I can't really help you with the books. There're just too many written on the subject, but perhaps you want to dig a little bit into anti-corruption policies, that were developed in contries like Sweden and Singapore ( yeah, it was suprising to learn that Swedes had a huge problem with corruption around 19th century). These countries can be considered pioneers in fighting corruption.