P-ISSN 1834-6707
E-ISSN 1834-6715
Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2015September 30, 2015 AEST
Political Will as an Enabler for a Customs Administration to Implement Coordinated Border Management: A Practical Example
Political Will as an Enabler for a Customs Administration to Implement Coordinated Border Management: A Practical Example
Theo Colesky, Roux Raath,
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2015
Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2015
- EditorialDavid Widdowson
- Will the Court of Justice Apply Its Anti-Abuse Doctrine in Customs Valuation Cases?Krzysztof Lasinski-Sulecki
- Breaking the Code: The Impact of the Union Customs Code on International TransactionsCatherine TruelEmmanuel Maganaris
- Ways to Modernise Customs Risk Management in MongoliaTsendsuren DavaaBatnasan Namsrai
- Illicit Trade, Economic Growth and the Role of Customs: A Literature ReviewEukeria MashiriFavourate Y Sebele-Mpofu
- Nepal's Excise Systems and the Legal Frameworks: Agendas for ReformUma Shankar Prasad
- Rwanda Electronic Single Window Supports Trade FacilitationChristian NizeyimanaLuc De Wulf
- Political Will as an Enabler for a Customs Administration to Implement Coordinated Border Management: A Practical ExampleTheo ColeskyRoux Raath
- Germany Unlocking Trade and Customs Potential in AfricaDhunraj Kassee
- 10 Years of Promoting the Academic Standing of the Customs ProfessionDavid Widdowson
Colesky, T., & Raath, R. (2015). Political Will as an Enabler for a Customs Administration to Implement Coordinated Border Management: A Practical Example. World Customs Journal, 9(2), 85–96. https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.93998