Skip to main content
Create Account
Training Center
Contact Us
Questions? Comments?
Contact us.
Email:
PLUS@pli.edu
Phone:
877.900.5291
PLI.edu
SIGN IN
Search
Browse
All Content
Books
- Answer Books
- Course Handbooks
- Journals
- Insights
- Treatises
Forms & Checklists
Transcripts
My Bookshelf
My History
< Back To Results
1 in 1 results
Previous Result
Next Result
Coping with U.S. Export Controls 2006
Chair(s):
Evan R. Berlack, Christopher R. Wall
Practice Area:
Corporate law,
International law,
Securities and other financial products
Published:
Dec 2006
i
Other versions can be found in the
Related Items
tab.
ISBN:
1402408390
PLI Item #:
8696
CHB Spine #:
A892
This version is not current.
Click here for the most recent version.
Search
Email
Print
Add To Bookshelf
Permalink
Table of Contents
Related Items
Select All
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. Brokering Under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations
Chapter 5. “End Use” Controls in the Export Administration Regulations
Chapter 6. An Overview of U.S. Antiboycott Law and Regulations
Chapter 7. Exporting Technology and Software, Particularly Encryption
Chapter 8. Controlling the Flow of Technology in Global Operations: Deemed Exports
Chapter 9. Key Elements of an Effective U.S. Foreign Trade Controls Compliance Program
Chapter 10. The International Traffic in Arms Regulations: Compliance and Enforcement in the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, U.S. Department of State
Chapter 11. A Survey of Customs Export Enforcement
Chapter 12. Voluntary Self-Disclosures: 50 Years of Bad Options
Chapter 13. Defense of Export Controls Enforcement Actions
Chapter 14. BIS Dual-Use Compliance and Enforcement
Chapter 15. Appendices
Chapter 16. Investing in China: New Risks, New Complexity, New Headaches (Powerpoint Slides)
About Us