P-ISSN 1834-6707
E-ISSN 1834-6715
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2021
Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2021
- EditorialDavid Widdowson
- The Establishment and Application of the DNA of Customs Law and PracticeTom Walsh
- The Right to Be Heard in EU Customs LawFabrizio Vismara
- Development Model for Facilitating the Negotiation of AEO MRAsTuan Pham
- The Jurisdictional Conflict Between Regional Trade Agreements and the World Trade OrganisationAbdulmohsen Alajmi
- Big Data Analytics for Supply Chain Sustainability: Amid the Outbreak of COVID-19 PandemicTariq Al-ShbailAsma MaghayrehMohammed Awad
- Manifest Monitoring Model as Support for Customs Risk Management: Evidence From TaiwanYen-Hui KuoShu-Ching Chou
- Research Results Enhancing the Employer Branding Efforts of the Hungarian Tax and Customs AdministrationAdrienn MagasvariPeter OlexaAndrea Szabo
- Methodology for Determining Optimal Import TariffsBatnasan NamsraiMunkhbayasgalan GanboldNarandalai Davaatsedev
- Customs Revenues Prediction Using Ensemble Methods (Statistical Modelling vs Machine Learning)Jordan SimonovZoran Gligorov
- Enabling Supply Chain Visibility and Compliance Through Voluntary Information Sharing With Customs: A Case Study of the Global Quality Traceability System in China CustomsXin ZhouYao-Hua TanBoriana Rukanova
- Humanitarian Customs: Lessons Learned Regarding Cusoms Response and Role in Supply Chain Continuity During the COVID-19 PandemicShri T. Samaya MuraliS. Vandana RajKanaga Subramanian
- The Changing Nature of the Harmonized System One PerspectiveBrian Thomas
Vismara, F. (2021). The Right to Be Heard in EU Customs Law. World Customs Journal, 15(2), 23–30. https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.116445