The global view on export control and sanctions.
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(10 issues a year)
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WORLDECR
Delivering competitive advantage for global business. WorldECR helps you:
- Mitigate risks associated with fast-changing sanctions, export control and national security regulations
- Improve compliance with global trade controls and national security laws
- Stay ahead of the emerging technology debate
- Benefit from practitioner insight and best practice from industry leaders
- Learn from international enforcement trends
- Share global perspectives with a community of world-leading experts in trade compliance
Be informed. Be ahead.
First published in 2011, WorldECR is now established as the leading journal covering developments in international export controls and trade sanctions.
FREQUENCY AND FORMAT
WorldECR is published ten times a year in pdf format with issues emailed directly to subscribers upon publication.
CONTENT
Each issue of WorldECR includes topical news, technical legal features, best practice insight and information in the areas of international export control and sanctions compliance.
JURISDICTION
WorldECR’s coverage is truly global: articles focus on the established US and European control regimes and also those of key trading nations in Asia, the Middle East and Latin America.
READERSHIP
WorldECR’s readers come from industry, government, academia and scientific research, legal and consultancy – as do those who contribute to the journal.