Special Reports, Reviews and Commentaries
Using publicly available data, this paper will propose a methodology and use that methodology to gauge the potential profitability in relation to a container of imported illicit cigarettes into Australia.
We discuss China’s Hainan Free Trade Port and analyse the risks and challenges China Customs may encounter matching the high-standard international economic and trade rules in promoting its construction.
Smart enforcement supports smooth logistics. How does Customs think, act, and supervise cross-border trade? These issues, and many more, are addressed extensively in a new book by Heijmann and Peters.
The Harmonized System (HS) Nomenclature is an international descriptive listing of products and their numerical codes, that has been developed by the Harmonized System Committee (HSC)
This keynote address focuses on crisis management in customs and concept of leadership in the customs context.
Publication of a special edition of the World Customs Journal will coincide with the 2020 World Customs Organization (WCO) Partnership in Customs Academic Research and Development (PICARD) Conference.
This commentary addresses customs and border issues relating to Brexit with a particular focus on the Irish border.
The key outcome of this concluding meeting of the 2018 review cycle is the finalisation of the 2018 SAFE Framework of Standards.
This paper was published on 22 July 2016 on The Conversation website, http://theconversation.com and is republished with the permission of the author.
The purpose of this report is to update the readers of the World Customs Journal on recent Customs Scientific Journal developments, and to share the Board’s plans and ideas.