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Volume 9, Number 2, September 2015

  • Editorial
  • Section 1 – Academic Contributions
    • Will the Court of Justice apply its anti-abuse doctrine in customs valuation cases?
      Krzysztof Lasiński-Sulecki
    • Breaking the code: the impact of the Union Customs Code on international transactions
      Catherine Truel and Emmanuel Maganaris
    • Ways to modernise customs risk management in Mongolia
      Tsendsuren Davaa and Batnasan Namsrai
    • Illicit trade, economic growth and the role of Customs: a literature review
      Eukeria Mashiri and Favourate Y Sebele-Mpofu
    • Nepal’s excise systems and the legal frameworks: agendas for reform
      Uma Shankar Prasad
  • Section 2 – Practitioner Contributions
    • Rwanda Electronic Single Window supports trade facilitation
      Christian Nizeyimana and Luc De Wulf
    • Political will as an enabler for a customs administration to implement coordinated border management: a practical example
      Theo Colesky and Roux Raath
    • Germany – unlocking trade and customs potential in Africa
      Dhunraj Kassee
  • Section 3 – Special Reports
    • 10 Years of promoting the academic standing of the customs profession
      David Widdowson
  • Section 4 – Reference Material
    • Guidelines for Contributors
    • Editorial Board

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