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Coping with U.S. Export Controls 2004
Chair(s):
Evan R. Berlack, Christopher R. Wall
Practice Area:
Corporate & Securities
Published:
Dec 2004
ISBN:
1402405367
PLI Item #:
3160
CHB Spine #:
A872
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Front Matter
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Overview of U.S. Export Controls
Chapter 2. Department of Commerce Export Controls
Chapter 3. Department of Commerce Controls on Reexports and Other Activity Abroad
Chapter 4. Tips on the Commodity Classification at the Department of Commerce
Chapter 5. "End Use" Controls in the Export Administration Regulations
Chapter 6. Exporting to Special Destinations and Persons: Terrorist-Supporting and Embargoed Countries, Designated Terrorists and Sanctioned Persons: With Appendix
Chapter 7. Name Screening, Operational Issues and Enforcement Environment
Chapter 8. Vastera Restricted Parties Master List
Chapter 9. Exporting Technology and Software, Particularly Encryption
Chapter 10. RPTAC (Regulations and Procedures)
Chapter 11. Controlling the Flow of Technology in Global Operations: Deemed Exports
Chapter 12. Export Controls in a Changing World
Chapter 13. Key Elements of an Effective U.S. Foreign Trade Controls Compliance Program
Chapter 14. Munitions Controls
Chapter 15. The Commodity Jurisdiction Process
Chapter 16. The International Traffic in Arms Regulations: Compliance and Enforcement in the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, U.S. Department of State: With Appendix A and B
Chapter 17. Coping with U.S. Export Controls: A Survey of Customs Export Enforcement
Chapter 18. Negotiating the Settlement of Enforcement Cases with the Commerce Department
Chapter 19. Defense of Export Control Enforcement Actions
Chapter 20. Appendices A - D
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