Journal Sales

History in the making. Back issues of WorldECR dating back to 2011 are available to purchase. A valuable resource for every trade law library.
Back issues can be purchased below for £55. For bulk/series purchases, please contact mark.cusick@worldecr.com.

Issue 9

Cloud computing and U.S. export controls; Change on the horizon for India's trade regime; Canada - first prosecution under the Export and Import Permits Act; DDTC's proposed ITAR brokering regulations

£55

Issue 8

U.S. key revisions to nuclear export controls; Argentina's new export control law; EU space export controls at the crossroads; New mandatory compliance measures in BIS civil settlement agreements

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Issue 7

Australia introduces defence trade bill; U.S. professor loses tech-transfer appeal; CISADA - expanding U.S. sanctions against Iran; China's encryption regulations; Export controls in Poland; Dual-use controls in Germany; ITAR rule change guidance for the UK

£55

Issue 6

China's unique export control regime; New ITAR licence exemption and EU workers; Mexico - strategic controls move forward; Export controls due diligence; Germany - exporting encryption items; South Africa's export controls regime

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Issue 5

In-house at Airbus; New ideas for fighting proliferation; Potential liabilities of U.S. workers abroad; Moving strategic commodities in Hong Kong; Navigating Belgian export controls

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Issue 4

Navigating Brazil's export controls regime; An introduction to UAE export regulations; How sanctions are impacting shipping; Sanctions compliance for export financiers; EU export controls and cloud computing

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Issue 3

BAE Systems hit with record fine; Korea adds sector-specific export controls; Singapore takes controls one step at a time; Sanctions reform in Australia; Counter-proliferation financing: challenges and opportunities

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Issue 2

UK Bribery Act - key concerns for exporters; Evolving intent standards in U.S. prosecutions; Navigating Japan's export controls regime; China's blanket dual-use approval system; U.S. - The President's power to modify Cuba sanctions

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Issue 1

All eyes on Libya as sanctions mount; How you can escape the ITAR; Malaysia's new Strategic Trade Act; Canada simplifies technology export controls; U.S. tightens controls on foreign workers

£55