Counterproliferation good practice for freight forwarders /
Jones, Scott
Counterproliferation good practice for freight forwarders / [electronic resource] Scott Jones , Text - Solna : SIPRI, 2016 - 6 p. - SIPRI good practice guide : the transportation sector as counterproliferation partner ; 4 .
"September 2016" SIP1623 The SIPRI series of good practice guides on the transport sector as counterproliferation partner is the culmination of a MacArthur-funded research project that recognizes the importance of the transport sector to counterproliferation efforts and seeks to encourage the sector’s enhanced activity and partnerships with government authorities. This guide pays specific attention to the vital role of freight forwarders in counterproliferation efforts. Its underlying principles apply to other transport sector actors as well. It highlights how freight forwarders face increased compliance risk exposure and how the adoption of counterproliferation-related compliance activities can reduce both the non-compliance and proliferation risks.
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trade--security--export control--globalization--WMD--proliferation--violations--dual-use technology
counterproliferation transportation
Counterproliferation good practice for freight forwarders / [electronic resource] Scott Jones , Text - Solna : SIPRI, 2016 - 6 p. - SIPRI good practice guide : the transportation sector as counterproliferation partner ; 4 .
"September 2016" SIP1623 The SIPRI series of good practice guides on the transport sector as counterproliferation partner is the culmination of a MacArthur-funded research project that recognizes the importance of the transport sector to counterproliferation efforts and seeks to encourage the sector’s enhanced activity and partnerships with government authorities. This guide pays specific attention to the vital role of freight forwarders in counterproliferation efforts. Its underlying principles apply to other transport sector actors as well. It highlights how freight forwarders face increased compliance risk exposure and how the adoption of counterproliferation-related compliance activities can reduce both the non-compliance and proliferation risks.
trade--security--export control--globalization--WMD--proliferation--violations--dual-use technology
counterproliferation transportation