P-ISSN 1834-6707
E-ISSN 1834-6715
Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2021March 31, 2021 AEST
Integration of Gender Practices and Promotion of Diversity in Customs and Trade: The Case of East and Southern Africa
Integration of Gender Practices and Promotion of Diversity in Customs and Trade: The Case of East and Southern Africa
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2021
- EditorialDavid Widdowson
- The Social-Political Embeddedness of Import Clearance: 20 Years of Digital Transformation at Tema, GhanaJonas AryeeCasper AndersenAnnette Skovsted Hansen
- Sustainable Development in European Union (EU) Customs LawEwa Gwardzinska
- Quantifying the Relative Contributions of Customs, Trade and Ports to Cargo Time DelaysAlwyn HoffmannSchalk RabeKristen Hartpence
- The Global Zone Network, a Safe Pathway to Prosperity in the post-Coronavirus Era?Lars KarlssonShanker SinghamDaniel A. Gottschald
- Exploring Human Resource Management Approaches to Improve Performance in the New Customs Agency in China From a Human Resources Business Partners PerspectiveNan Li
- Integration of Gender Practices and Promotion of Diversity in Customs and Trade: The Case of East and Southern AfricaDennis NdongaSendra ChihakaAnne Fielder
- Descriptive Evaluation of the Leading Methodologies to Estimate the Sclae of Illicit Tobacco TradeIndrek SaarPetr Jansky
- Key Theory Issues of the Eurasian Economic Union Customs LawSergey O. ShohinOlga BobrovaAnton Kozhankov
- Understanding Tax and Customs Policies for Retail Export E-Commerce in ChinaXiangyang Li
- World Customs Organization Global Webinar Series: Managing HR Through a Crisis and beyond. Keynote Address 19 January 2021: Leading With 2020 HindsightDavid Widdowson
Ndonga, D., Chihaka, S., & Fielder, A. (2021). Integration of Gender Practices and Promotion of Diversity in Customs and Trade: The Case of East and Southern Africa. World Customs Journal, 15(1), 77–92. https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.116438