Export-Import Theory, Practices, and Procedures

"Useless book, useless author." according to Urbanite1985. How do you give a zero star review? I have the author as my teacher and she is clearly useless giving arbitrary grades without reason. But that isn't the point of this review - I agree with a previous reviewer who stated:"The book is nothing more than copy and paste from other sources. You have a citation every paragraph. It seems to me the author has no clue about teaching, or the subject."I'm not sure that this author even knows anything about the subject but knows how to steal other people'. Mariantonia Negron said This Ebook needs page numbers!!. It gives me the information I need, but there are no page numbers so I can't cite the book pages! I can't follow along in class because the professor gives page numbers and this ebook doesn't have them! Change it, please! It's too late for me, but save someone else the aggravation. "Five Stars" according to Jasmine E.. Got me through my class in college.

Export-Import Theory, Practices, and Procedures is the first book on the topic aimed squarely at the academic audience. Discussing theoretical issues in depth, this innovative textbook offers a comprehensive exploration of import procedures and export regulations, incorporating the most relevant and current research information in the area.The new edition includes:Updates on major developments in bilateral and regional trade agreements, and regulatory changes in export controlsChanges to taxation laws in the US and internationally that impact import/exportChanges to INCOTERMS 2000 and to letters of creditNew developments in countertradeThe new role of the Export-Import BankThis book combines an innovative conceptual and theoretical approach, a comprehensive analytical treatment, and an engaging and accessible presentation style to offer one of the most useful textbooks on the market for students and practitioners alike.More information can be found at: export-importtradecenter

Belay Seyoum is Professor of International Business Studies at Nova Southeastern University, USA. He has published two books, as well as numerous articles in the area of international trade in several prestigious academic journals, such as the International Business Review, Journal of World Trade, the International Trade Journal,theJournal of World Business, and the Journal of Global Business.

He does not gloss over the complexities of international trade, and presents enough detail for students to really see the operational issues and choices clearly, but without the usual overly-wordy explanations. This edition improves upon what’s already the best academic textbook available on exporting and importing."– Bruce Hartman, PhD, University of St. Over the years, my students at both graduate and undergraduate levels have enjoyed the textbook just as much as I have. "This is an essential addition to my reference books on the procedural aspects of international trade. This reference is a must-have for anybody who wants to understand or plans to enter the export-import field."- Ghiyath Nakshbendi, PhD, American University, USA. It provides a comprehensive framework for t