Complete issue

Volume 5, Number 2, September 2011

• Editorial
• Section 1 - Academic Contributions
  • Cloud single window: legal implications of a new model of cross-border single window
    Luciano Pugliatti
  • Towards an international regime of supply chain security: an international relations perspective
    Frank Altemöller
  • Preventing corruption: lessons learned from anti-corruption training for Belgian customs and excise officers
    Arne Dormaels and Gudrun Vande Walle
  • Coordinated border management: from theory to practice
    Mariya Polner
  • Developing the case for trade facilitation in practice
    Andrew Grainger
  • Extended logistical factors for success in international trade
    Franz Vallée and Michael Dircksen
  • Developing performance measurement for the Russian Customs Service
    Alexey Gubin
• Section 2 - Practitioner Contributions
  • Reversing the trend: low cost and low risk methods for assuring proper duty payments
    Holm Kappler
  • Trade facilitation and supply chain security: a globally integrated approach
    Andrew Jackson
  • Customs Union between the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Community
    Igor Krotov
• Section 3 - Special Report
  • Professionalism in Customs and workforce development: WCO initiatives to equip Customs with whole-of-career development strategies and practices
• Section 4 - Reference Material
  • Guidelines for Contributors
    
  • Editorial Board