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Fresh insights and expertanalysis on the practicalissues affectinginternational trade andcustoms compliance
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Global Tradeand CustomsJournal
Edited by Edwin Vermulst
Also available at www.kluwerlawonline.com.
Global Trade and Customs Journal provides you with new ideas,
fresh insights, and expert views on critical practical issues
affecting international trade and customs compliance.
Written for practitioners by practitioners, the journal offers you
reliable guidance and actionable advice to ensure that you are
able to protect your clients or organisation from developments
that could adversely affect their interests.
With a subscription to Global Trade and Customs Journal you
will be able to:
� Stay up-to-date with today’s rules and regulations and one
step ahead of tomorrow’s trends
� Develop successful compliance programs and cost-effective
business processes
� Heighten your awareness of trade issues with serious
potential financial implications for your organisation or
your client’s business
� Identify compliance opportunities and the do’s and don’ts
of taking advantage of these benefits
� Avoid trade and customs problems through industry-
specific guidance
� Feel confident in your decision making knowing you’ve
been briefed by highly regarded trade and customs experts
If you would like to receive your issues the day they
are published become an online subscriber. For more
details visit www.kluwerlawonline.com
Published 10 times a yearthe Journal covers such keytopics as...
� Classification
� Prohibitions and Restrictions onimportation andexportation
� Valuation
� Rules of origin
� Compliance programs
� Antidumping andcountervailing duties
� Safeguard measures
� Marking
� Recordkeeping
� Trade preferences
� Carriers, forwarders andcustoms brokers
� Intellectual property protection
� Investigations and audits
� Export controls
Receive a FREE sample issueIf you would like to receive a free sample of Global Trade and Customs Journal simply [email protected] or telephone (+31) 172 64 1562.
Global Trade andCustoms Journal
Lourdes Catrain, Partner Hogan & Hartson L.L.P. Brussels, Belgium
Joris Cornelis, Vermulst, Verhaeghe &Graafsma, Brussels, Belgium
Lynn Fischer Cox, WilmerHale,Washington DC, USA
Gary Horlick, PartnerWilmerHale, Washington, DC
Arnaud Idiart, Corporate Export ControlAdvisor of EADS HQ and affiliates in France
Jesse G. Kreier, Counsellor and ChiefLegal Officer, Rules DivisionWorld Trade Organization
Keon-Ho Lee, Head of InternationalTrade Team and Anti-Dumping PracticeGroup, Bae, Kim & Lee, Seoul, South Korea
Michael Lux, Head of Unit CustomsProcedures, Directorate-General TAXUD,European Commission.
Kunio Mikuriya, Secretary General,World Customs Organization
Fernando Piérola, ACWL, Geneva,Switzerland
Prof. Dr. Reinhard Quick, Verbandder Chemischen Industrie, e.V.,Frankfurt, Germany
Davide Rovetta, Directorate-General TAXUD, EuropeanCommission
Evelyn Suarez, Williams Mullen,Washington DC, USA
Apisith John Sutham, Apisith &Alliance Ltd., Bangkok, Thailand
Dr. Carsten Weerth, Main CustomsOffice Bremen, Germany; Lecturer atthe Hochschule für ÖffentlicheVerwaltung - University of AppliedSciences, Bremen, Germany
Three important benefits you will enjoy by subscribing to Global Trade & Customs Journal
1. You will be able to work with confidence knowing that you are aware of all the latest developmentsaffecting trade and customs law.
2. You will save money by increasing your awareness of customs issues which have real financialimplications for your business or that of your clients.
3. You will save time as the journal takes away the strain of trying to monitor a host of globaldevelopments whilst offering you authoritative guidance from a broad panel of international experts.
The Journal is ideal for trade and customs professionals with an interest in staying ahead of legal andcompliance-based developments in the field including:
� International trade and customs lawyers
� Trade compliance and customs operations personnel including brokers and freight forwarders
� Importers and exporters
About the Editorial teamEdwin Vermulst, the editor of Global Trade and Customs Journal, has practiced international trade and EC law andpolicy in Washington, DC and Brussels since 1985 and is a founding member of the law firm of Vermulst Verhaeghe &Graafsma Advocaten. He is also a member of the Brussels bar. Mr. Vermulst was a WTO Panelist and has been involvedin WTO dispute settlement proceedings as a member of the delegation.
He has co-authored six books, including landmark comparative analyses of the anti-dumping systems of Australia,Canada, the EC and the United States with Professor John Jackson in 1989 and of rules of origin with Jacques Bourgeoisand Paul Waer in 1994, and numerous articles. Mr. Vermulst is the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of World Trade and amember of the Editorial Advisory Board of Legal Issues of European Integration. He is a Member of the Faculty of theWorld Trade Institute in Bern. Mr. Vermulst is invariably selected as a leading trade practitioner by publications such asLegal 500, Chambers Global, Who’s Who in Trade and the Rushford Report.
Mr. Vermulst has assembled a stellar editorial board consisting of some of the most accomplished trade and customsprofessionals in the world:
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