Monday, April 13, 2020

New Issue: Global Trade and Customs Journal

The latest issue of Global Trade and Customs Journal (Vol. 15, nos. 3/4, 2020) is out. Contents include:
  • Special Issue: Rules of Origin: A Comparative Analysis
    • Juan David Barbosa, Rules of Origin: A Comparative Analysis
    • Davide Rovetta, Agnieszka Smiatacz, Edwin Vermulst, & Emmanuelle Rogiest, Rules of Origin in the EU, a Simplification?
    • Nataliia Isakhanova, Rules of Origin Under the Legislation of Ukraine and Its Correlation with International Treaties to Which Ukraine Is a Party, Including FTAs and PEM Convention
    • V. Lakshmikumaran, Rules of Origin and the FTAs: Major Issues in India
    • Daniel Rosenblatt, Peace and Prosperity: Israel’s Qualifying Industrial Zone Agreements with Jordan and Egypt
    • Thinus Jacobsz, Rules of Origin. Notes on Challenges for the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
    • Giang Le & Hanh Bui, Vietnamese Exporters in the Midst of Rules of Origin Under FTAs
    • Jean-Marc Clément, Proving FTA Preferential Tariff Eligibility: The Evidentiary Burden in Canada
    • Gustavo A. Uruchurtu, The New Paradigms for the Rule of Origin in México
    • Paola Arnolt & Horacio Cepeda, Rules of Origin in the Mercosur–UE Agreement
    • María Noel Lascano, The Non-preferential Certification of Origin in Argentina
    • Martín Mariotta, Fabrizzio de Armas, & Camilo Méndez, Jurisprudence of Civil Appeals Courts in the Matter of Rules of Origin (2013–2019)
    • Andrea Weiss Balassiano, Rules of Origin in Brazil
    • Juan David Barbosa Mariño & Juan David López Vergara, The Preferential and Non-preferential Certification of Origin in Colombia: Trends on the Origin Verification Process
    • Brian Rankin Staples, Importers: Improve Origin Data Quality to Reduce Origin Liability
    • Flavia Figueredo, Mistakes in Certificates of Origin. Relationship with the General Principles of Law, the Legal Type and the Subjective Aspects of Customs Infractions