World News
Global developments in international trade, logistics, and economic policy directly influence customs functions. This section offers a concise and up-to-date overview of the most relevant global events, with particular attention to multilateral decisions, reports from international organizations, trade disputes, and structural transformations affecting the customs environment. Its purpose is to identify the global context that frames the evolution of our field.
Current trends in the classics of customs law
The classic topics of customs law—tariff classification, customs valuation, origin of goods, customs procedures, and customs clearance—remain the technical core upon which foreign trade operations are built. This section provides ongoing monitoring of regulatory, jurisprudential, and/or doctrinal developments that impact these pillars, with an emphasis on recent publications, relevant criteria, and regulatory trends at the international level.
Customs Radar
The complexity of the contemporary customs environment demands a broad and multidimensional perspective. Global Customs Radar presents a selection of emerging trends, technological innovations, international best practices, and institutional transformations relevant to the customs community. This section aims to stay current with changes, identify patterns, and offer a strategic view of the processes that are redefining the customs function worldwide.
Sections
New Legislation
The dynamic regulatory landscape of international trade demands timely and systematic monitoring. This section analyzes the legal, regulatory, and administrative reforms that impact customs operations internationally. It highlights the most significant changes, their technical rationale, and their potential effects on professional practice, aiming to provide a reliable and accessible tool for updating knowledge. This allows us to reflect on regulatory changes that affect daily operations and are not necessarily exclusive to our local legislation.
Articles and Doctrine
Academic and doctrinal reflection is an essential pillar for the development of customs law. This section brings together research papers, critical analyses, and theoretical proposals prepared by specialists from diverse legal traditions. Its objective is to foster informed debate, enrich the understanding of customs phenomena, and offer contributions that contribute to the conceptual and practical evolution of the discipline.
International strategic agenda
The interaction between customs authorities, international organizations, and multilateral forums shapes a strategic agenda that guides the evolution of global trade. This section examines international programs, events, and forums, highlighting their potential impact on customs regulation, cooperation, and modernization. Its purpose is to provide an overview of the issues that will define global discussions in the future.