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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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1. World Customs Organization - WCO 2. International Convention on the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System. 3. International Customs Cooperation - International Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Prevention, Investigation and Investigation suppression of customs offenses. 4. Customs issues and international goods transport? International Customs Convention on the Carriage of Goods on the Ground TIR Carnet 5. Customs issues and international carriage of goods - International CMR Convention, COTIF International Convention. 6. Customs issues and exhibitions, fairs, sporting events, profession (ATA carnet)? International Convention on temporary admission of goods (Lisbon Convention). 7. Customs and international drug fight? International Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs and International Convention on Psychotropic Substances 8. Customs and the fight against international terrorism? international control of goods with restrictions for security reasons and international control of dual-use technologies and goods. Arms trade. 9. Customs issues and nature conservation? International Convention on Trade in Endangered Species wild fauna and flora (CITES Convention) 10. Customs issues and protection of cultural monuments? International Convention on Prohibition and Prevention Measures import, export and transfer of ownership of cultural goods. 11. Customs issues and international protection of intellectual and industrial property. 12. Customs issues and origin of goods? preferential tariffs, international preferential systems, international protection of origin data (International multilateral and bilateral preferential protocols, Madrid international agreement to suppress false or misleading origin data.) 13. Customs issues and international agreement on diplomatic privileges and immunities (Vienna Convention), colloquium
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic Lecture(Interpretation, Training)
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Learning outcomes
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"Customs and customs 2" is focusing on international customs cooperation and the activities of the Customs Administration of the Czech Republic under international conventions. The aim is to show the width issue burdened by the service performance of the customs authorities in the fight against international smuggling, especially the fight against narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, trafficking in military equipment, illicit trafficking in protected species of animals and plants, the fight against harming the rights and protection of industrial property, fight against smuggling of cultural property. For this purpose, it is pointed out the important factor of international cooperation between customs administrations of the different countries of the World Customs Organisation. It explained the organization of international cooperation in the prevention, investigation and combating of customs offenses in the framework of mutual administrative assistance. From the perspective of a single effective customs control system is explained uniform description and coding the harmonized system nomenclature and the Combined Nomenclature of the EU. Are clarified and international measures to enable effective customs control at the international carriage of goods by all modes of transport.
Students attending this course will understand the broader context of the activities of customs authorities in the framework of international cooperation of customs administrations in the implementation of international conventions to which it is a member of the EU, both in the international fight against smuggling and international protection of the cultural heritage of mankind throughout the world. In addition to theoretical knowledge, students will get practical experience of international recognition of customs, shipping and transport documents and international certificates of origin, including their special use, processing and filling.
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Prerequisites
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Completion of this course is not conditional upon completion of some other courses.
VPK/MCEL1
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Student performance
To obtain the credit is necessary attendance at lectures and seminars fulfillment of the tasks set seminar leader and the completion of the test and the terms of the debate on the given topic.
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Recommended literature
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