P-ISSN 1834-6707
E-ISSN 1834-6715
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2014September 30, 2014 AEST
Lines and Flows: The Beginning and End of Borders: Addendum I
Lines and Flows: The Beginning and End of Borders: Addendum I
border lineslines and flowsCBPjoint border managementhomeland security enterpriserisk assessmenthomeland security
This is an addendum to https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.92831
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
Bersin, A. D. (2014). Lines and Flows: The Beginning and End of Borders: Addendum I. World Customs Journal, 8(2), 97–100. https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.93073