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A Chinese Perspective on WTO Reformgoogle.com.au

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7 Kenji Omi, 'Extraterritoriality' of Free Zones: The Necessity for Enhanced Customs Involvement, WCO Research Paper No. 47, WCO Publication, September

Free Ports, Not Safe HavensRoyal United Services Institute

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Improving Governance and Tackling Crime in Free-Trade Zonesa-cg.org

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— Moderator: Kenji Omi (WCO). Free Zones and Strategic Trade Controls. - Quentin Michel (University of Liège). Free Zones as a Risk Factor.

Closing the implementation gapSiracusa International Institute

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— illicit-trade-in-tobacco.aspx OECD, Converging Criminal Networks, n. 89, Kenji Omi/WCO, Extraterritoriality' of Free Zones: The.

Customs | What Happened to the Portcullis? | Page 5WordPress.com

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WCO Research Paper No. 47 – 'Extraterritoriality' of Free Zones: The Necessity for Enhanced Customs Involvement. Source: WCO, Kenji Omi, September,

Intellectual Property Protection in Free Trade ZonesSpringer Professional

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International Evidence of Crime in FreeportsUK Parliament

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5Kenji Omi, '“Extraterritoriality” of Free Zones: The Necessity for Enhanced Customs Involvement', World Customs Organisation (WCO) Research Paper No.