Volume 8, Number 1, March 2014

• Editorial
• Section 1 – Academic Contributions
  • Legal thoughts on how to merge trade facilitation and safety & security
    Hans-Michael Wolffgang and Edward Kafeero
  • Review of accredited operator schemes: an Australian study
    David Widdowson, Bryce Blegen, Mikhail Kashubsky and Andrew Grainger
  • The role of Customs in the economic integration of East Asia: problems and proposals
    Feiyi Wang
  • Effects of the implementation of single window and simplified customs procedures in the Republic of Macedonia
    Katerina Tosevska-Trpcevska
  • The role of customs brokers in facilitating international trade
    Ewa Gwardzińska
  • Analysis of current customs practices in the United States and a proposed model for world class Customs
    Tom Coyle, Kevin Cruthirds, Sara Naranjo and Katharina Nobel
  • The impact on Customs of the implementation of the China-ASEAN FTA
    Li Li
• Section 2 – Practitioner Contributions
  • The WTO Agreement on Trade Facilitation: status of play in Southern African Customs
    Dhunraj Kassee
  • The facilitation of trade in Cambodia: challenges and possible solutions
    Sopagna Seng
  • Customs-private sector partnership: not just wishful thinking
    John E Mein
  • Entering the EU market in the face of anti-dumping duties: new exporter reviews
    Eric Pickett
  • Enabling trusted trade through secure track and trace technology
    Tom Doyle
• Section 3 – Special Reports
  • World Trade Organization Agreement on Trade Facilitation, 7 December 2013
  • World Customs Organization Dublin Resolution, 11 December 2013
  • Developing an ‘Excise Working Tariff Schedule’ for South East Asia: a resource for regional excise policy
    Rob Preece
• Section 4 – Reference Material
  • Guidelines for Contributors
  • Editorial Board

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