Economic Neutrality of International Customs Law
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24412.2072-8042-2022-1-53-65Keywords:
international customs law, international economic law, international trade law, international administrative law, customs regulation and customs aff air, customs formalities, customs clearance, customs control, Eurasian Economic Union, international customs cooperation, customs classification of goods, customs tariff and non-tariff regulation, Eurasian Economic Commission, Court of the Eurasian Economic UnionAbstract
The article examines the importance of international customs law in regulating international economic relations. The concept of customs matters is compared with international customs standards. Sectoral and institutional perspectives on international customs law are given. The role of international customs law in the global legal order is determined. The scope and boundaries of international customs authorities are indicated. A comparison of trade measures and customs regulation is made. Contrasting examples from the case-laws of the Eurasian Economic Union in the understanding of tariff and customs regulation are shown. The neutrality of international customs law in relation to economic and non-economic regulators of international trade is noted. Examples of international cooperation in the trade and customs spheres are used.
