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71	Muitų politikos pokyčiai Lietuvai tapus ES nare / Changes of Customs Policy after Lithuania Joined EU Zavadzkienė, Daiva 02 June 2005 (has links) The research object- the customs policy of the Republic of Lithuania. The research aim- to determine the changes in customs policy after Lithuania Joined EU. The objectives: 1) to research theoretical foundation of customs- to determine customs conception, functions, to estimate their significance and features of classification, to present the instrumentation of customs; 2) to do the analysis of Lithuania foreign trade and customs policy by joining the EU. 3) analize and evaluate the customs policy and overseas trade after Lithuania has become a EU member country. 4) anticipate the perspectives of customs policy implemented by Lithuania after joining the EU. Research methods- the analysis and synthesis of economical literature, logical abstraction, the methods of comparison, grouping and graphic modeling, interpretation and estimation of statistics. The scientific and economic literature, the regulation of the European community, also the law certificate of the Republic of Lithuania was explored in order to gain the main purpose. There were analyzed the reports of Foreign Office, the department of statistic, which is related to the government of the Republic of Lithuania next to the Board of exchequer. There were introduced the peculiarities of foreign customs and determined changes in trade treatment after joining the E.U. Marketing and Administration Muito mokesčiai Policy of customs Laisvoji prekyba European Union Muitų sąjunga Užsienio prekyba Europos Sąjunga Eksportas Importas Free trade Prekės Goods Installment Strategy of customs proceeding Įmokos Customs union Muitinės veiklos strategija Integrated rate Foreign trade Import Export Muitų politika Integruotas tarifas
72	Adopting a harmonised regional approach to customs regulation for the tripartite free trade agreement Jana, Vimbai Lisa Michelle January 2013 (has links) No description available.
73	Adopting a harmonised regional approach to customs regulation for the tripartite free trade agreement Jana, Vimbai Lisa Michelle January 2013 (has links) Magister Legum - LLM Automated system for customs data Costs of trade Customs Customs union of the European Union Doha development agenda One stop border post Regional integration Regional customs and trade policy Single window Trade facilitation Tripartite free trade agreement
74	The importance of regional economic integration in Africa Madyo, Manone Regina 07 1900 (has links) Motivation of virtually all regional economic integration (REI) initiatives has been prospect of enhanced economic growth. Although REI's role in contributing to growth and development was recognised and acknowledged, its importance in Africa has never been properly outlined. Theoretical background, economic assumptions and evidence of REI are examined to bring out REI's importance to Africa. Depicting from these, benefits and challenges of REI in Africa are explored. This dissertation analyses the progress, pace, approach, sequence of REI in Africa looking at different variables. Africa's regional integration blueprint and institutional framework are compared to EU's but selected areas are identified as essential for Africa. Progress on REI has been found to be slow. This study concludes that REI should be viewed as one aspect of strategy towards Africa's development and growth. However, the benefits of REI make it imperative for it to remain the central pillar of Africa's development agenda. / Economics / M.Com. (Economics) Regional economic integration Free trade agreement Trade creation Trade diversion Customs union Common external tariffs Common market Economic union Monetary union Macroeconomic convergence Regional Economic Community African Economic Communities African Union 337.16 African Economic Community African Union International economic integration Free trade -- Africa Customs unions Monetary unions -- Africa Africa -- Economic integration
75	Organisational effectiveness of regional integration institutions: a case study of the East African community Omoro, Mariam Fatuma Akoth 30 November 2008 (has links) This study sought to establish the critical underpinnings for the organisational effectiveness of regional integration institutions (RIIs). The interest arose out of a general observation of failure by RIIs in Africa to effectively achieve the objectives for which they were established. Informed by theories of organisational effectiveness, the study hypothesised that RIIs are likely to be effective in achieving the objectives for which they were established if the basic fundamentals of organisational effectiveness theory are embedded in their institutional structures, systems and processes. The East African Community (EAC) was used as a unit of analysis. A comparative analysis of the world's most advanced RII, the European Union (EU) was also undertaken. The findings revealed that the basic fundamentals of organisational effectiveness theory are only weakly ingrained in the EAC while deeply embedded in the EU. Recommendations were made on how the EAC could improve its organisational effectiveness. / PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION / MA (PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION) Institution Organisation Effectiveness Efficiency Organisational effectiveness Regional integration Intergovernmental organisation Regional integration institution East African Community European Union Political will Organisational culture Variable geometry Customs union Common market Monetary union Political federation 352.11676 East African Community--Case studies Organizational effectiveness European Union Regionalism--Africa, East
76	Adopting a harmonised regional approach to customs regulation for the tripartite free trade agreement Jana, Vimbai Lisa Michelle January 2013 (has links) Magister Legum - LLM / South Africa Automated system for customs data Costs of trade Customs One stop border post Regional integration Regional customs and trade policy Single window trade facilitation Tripartite free trade agreement

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