P-ISSN 1834-6707
E-ISSN 1834-6715
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2014September 30, 2014 AEST
Improving Australian Border Enforcement of IPR by Referring to the Chinese Experience
Improving Australian Border Enforcement of IPR by Referring to the Chinese Experience
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2014
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2014
- EditorialDavid Widdowson
- Tracing Trails: Implications of Tax Information Exchange Programs for Customs AdministrationsChang-Ryung HanRachel McGauran
- Combating Illicit Trade and Transnational Smuggling: Key Challenges for Customs and Border Control AgenciesGautam Basu
- Old Wine in New Skins: Analysis of the Trade Facilitation Agreement Vis-À-Vis the Revised Kyoto ConventionHans-Michael WolffgangEdward Kafeero
- Improving Australian Border Enforcement of IPR by Referring to the Chinese ExperienceMin Li
- Improving Cooperation Between Customs and Environmental Agencies to Prevent Illegal Trans-Boundary Shipments of Hazardous WasteDavid C DillDeborah A Kopsick
- Geospatial Intelligence: Can Customs Learn From the Policing Perspective?John D Belle
- Import Value De Minimis Level in Selected Economies as Cause of Undervaluation of Imported GoodsSteven PopeCezary SowinskiIves Taelman
- Inaugural INCU Global Conference, 21-23 May 2014, Baku, Republic of Azerbaijan: Opening AddressHis Excellency Ambassador Roberto Azevedo
- Baku ResolutionInternational Network of Customs Universities
- Lines and Flows: The Beginning and End of Borders: Addendum IAlan D Bersin
Li, M. (2014). Improving Australian Border Enforcement of IPR by Referring to the Chinese Experience. World Customs Journal, 8(2), 39–46. https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.93064