Global Webinar 2023: JOURNALS ON CUSTOMS
The editors present the journals and talk about a topic of their choice - the latest developments and the outlook for the future.
Meet the Editors
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to meet the editors of the Customs Journals, discuss the most important topics and share your comments and questions!
Prof Dr Sandra Rinnert, Germany
AW-Prax is the most widely circulated journal for customs and foreign trade law in German language. The first issue was published in 1995. It is released monthly. Publisher: Reguvis Fachmedien GmbH.
Topic: Compliance and sustainability with a focus on CBAM, deforestation and corporate due diligence in the supply chain
Dr Mikhail Kashubsky, Australia
The World Customs Journal (WCJ) is published twice a year in English by International Network of Customs Universities (INCU) Members, Charles Sturt University, Australia and the University of Muenster, Germany. WCJ includes contributions from both academics and customs practitioners.
Topic: Raising the Journals’ Scientific Ranking: Recent World Customs Journal Developments and Future Plans
Laure Tempier, Belgium
World Customs Organization publish WCO News magazine on various customs-related topics every four months. It is distributed free of charge in English and in French languages.
Topic: Data quality
Jeffrey L. Snyder, USA
Global Trade and Customs Journal is ideal for trade and customs lawyers as well as other professionals with an interest in staying ahead of legal and compliance-based developments in the field. It is published monthly since 2005, in English language. Publisher: Wolters Kluwer.
Topic: Customs classification and export controls
Enrika Naujoke, Lithuania
Customs Compliance & Risk Management is a bimonthly online journal for customs practitioners in Europe (main focus on the EU and the UK). Published since 2020 in English. A selection of articles is available in
several languages. Publisher: CC Learning UAB
Topic: EU Customs Reform: Are we really on the way to harmonising the rules?
Discussion
In the discussion part, we will address the question:
If you had all the necessary resources and powers: What is the very first challenge in the world of customs that you would tackle and how would you do it?
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