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Global Logistic Chain Security

Frédéric Carluer
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Yann Alix
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University of Le Havre study commisioned by the World Customs Organization (WCO) The 100% scanning law or HouseResolution 1 (HR 1), aims to protect US territory against terrorist risks likely to affect the global logistics chain. An unilateral step, it may be perceived as a disguised protectionism measure which would transfer the risk of 'seacurity' to its partners, particulary if the principle of reciprocity is not apply. In this changing economics, this foward-looking work parts from a single hypothesis: what will happen if the US 100% scanning law adopted by the congress in july 2007actually enters in application on 1 july 2012, or even sooner should there be an attack in the United States, and what are the alternatives?
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hal-02130724 , version 1 (16-05-2019)

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Olivier Joly, Frédéric Carluer, Yann Alix. Global Logistic Chain Security: Economic Impacts of the US 100% Scanning Law. Editions EMS, pp.211, 2008, Management et Société, 978-2-84769-095-5. ⟨hal-02130724⟩
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