The latest issue of Global Trade and Customs Journal (Vol. 14, no. 2, 2019) is out. Contents include:

• Pablo Muñiz, Trader Participation in the EU Customs Decision-Making Process: Is There Room for Improvement?
• Giani Pandey, Davide Rovetta, & Agnieszka Smiatacz, How Many Barriers Should a Steeple Chase Have? Will the EU’s Proposed Regulation on Screening of Foreign Direct Investments Add yet More Delaying Barriers When Getting a Merger Deal through the Clearance Gate, and Other Considerations
• Enea Fochesato, Food Origin Marking in the European Union: Not a Piece of Cake
• Thomas Bieber, Customs Valuation and Import VAT
• Gustavo Adolfo Guarin Duque, Interpreting WTO Rules in Times of Contestation (Part 3) ‘Could the United States Justify Its Tariffs on Aluminium and Steel Invoking Article XXI(b) of the GATT?’

The latest issue of Global Trade and Customs Journal (Vol. 14, no. 1, 2019) is out. Contents include:

• George-Dian Balan, On Fissionable Cows and the Limits to the WTO Security Exceptions
• Hao Wu, Mutual Administrative Assistance in Customs Matters
• Malte Wilke & Hinrich Rüping, The Criminal Provisions of German and UK Export Control and Sanctions Law
• Gustavo Adolfo Guarin Duque, Interpreting WTO Rules in Times of Contestation (Part 2): A Proposed Interpretation of Article XXI(b)ii–iii of the GATT 1994 in the Light of the Vienna Convention of the Law of the Treaties

The latest issue of Global Trade and Customs Journal (Vol. 13, nos. 11/12, 2018) is out. Contents include:

• Eva Monard & Nicolaj Kuplewatzky, Guest Editor’s Introduction: Next Generation Trade Lawyers in Brussels
• Byron Maniatis, Class-Action in EU TDI Cases: Applications for Annulment Brought by Associations on Behalf of Their Members
• Bregt Natens, Some Thoughts on Unlocking the Potential of Existing Trade in Services Rules
• Dylan Geraets, The Continued Quest for a Single Set of Rules for Two Economic Systems: Addressing ‘Significant Distortions’ Arising from State Influence
• Charlotte Van Haute, Sara Nordin, & Genevra Forwood, The Reincarnation of the EU Blocking Regulation: Putting European Companies Between a Rock and a Hard Place
• Nicoleta Tuominen, Admissibility of Actions Brought by the Union Industry: Timex Revisited
• Lorenzo Di Masi, ‘Not Quite There Yet’: The Ongoing Quest for a Deep Procedural Reform of EU Trade Defence Instruments
• Hélène Juramy, Anti-Dumping in Europe: What About Us(ers)?
• Gabriele Coppo, The CAP Under Attack? Last Developments In Trade Defence Cases Targeting European Food Products
• Jérémie Charles, Filling the Gap: Are the EU Retaliatory Tariffs Consistent with EU Law?
• Joris Cornelis, The EU’s Modernization Regulation: Stronger and More Effective Trade Defence Instruments?
• Bartek Czyczerski, The European Union’s Trade Retaliation – Rebalancing the United States’ Steel and Aluminium Measures
• Anna Claudia C. Dias, Rebooting the WTO to Tackle Legitimate Concerns and Ensure Predictability for Businesses