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Bishenova Aminat Alievna, Candidate of Economic Sciences. (Chapter I, § 4).

Vlasov Alexander Viktorovich, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs, Law Institute Russian University Transport (MIIT). (Chapter III, § 2).

Galushkin Alexander Alexandrovich, laureate of the international prize in the field of science and technology, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, candidate of legal sciences, associate professor, associate professor of the department of “Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs” of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT); Chief Researcher, Laboratory of Macroeconomic Regulation and Planning, MIIGU named after. P. A. Stolypin. (Preface, conclusion, together with O. A. Gromenko).

Gromenko Olga Alexandrovna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Management of the Russian Customs Academy. (Chapter III, § 4, together with N. A. Shalanina. Preface, conclusion, together with A. A. Galushkin).

Dianova Valentina Yurievna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT), retired Major General of the Customs Service, accredited expert of Rosobrnadzor. (Chapter II, § 4, together with D. G. Korovyakovsky).

Dmitrieva Olga Alexandrovna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT). (Chapter III, § 3).

Komarova Evgenia Viktorovna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT). (Chapter II, § 2).

Korovyakovsky Denis Gennadievich– Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of “Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs” at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT), Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the “Customs Business” magazine, accredited expert of Rosobrnadzor. (Chapter II, § 4, together with V. Yu. Dianova).

Kushnir Andrey Mikhailovich, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT). (Chapter II, § 3).

Morkovkin Dmitry Evgenievich, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT). (Chapter II, § 1).

Nikolaev Irina Gennadievna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT), Master of Law, practicing lawyer, certified tax consultant, member of the Chamber of Tax Consultants. (Chapter I, § 3).

Petrov Yuri Ivanovich, candidate historical sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of “Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs” at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT). (Chapter I, § 1).

Podsvetova Tatyana Valentinovna, Candidate of Economic Sciences. (Chapter I, § 2).

Shagiev Bulat Vasilovich, Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Law and Organization of Customs Affairs at the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport (MIIT). (Chapter III, § 1).

Shalanina Natalya Anatolevna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Operations, Customs Control and technical means customs control" of the Vladivostok branch of the Russian Customs Academy. (Chapter III, § 4, together with O. A. Gromenko).

Preface

Observed over a period of time recent years The transnationalization of Russian corporate business was the main factor contributing to the deeper integration of the domestic economy into the global market. This process, objective at its core, was significantly stimulated by the subjective efforts of the leadership of large corporations and their organizations and was largely supported by the political leadership of the country.

This fully applies primarily to the European region, Russia’s closest neighbor, which accounts for more than half of foreign trade turnover and about a third of mutual capital investments. The solution to the problems of technological renewal of Russian industry and transfer of the economy to an innovative path of development largely depends on economic interaction with the European Union.

Integration processes are taking place today in almost all countries and on all continents. This process includes different levels of their political and economic development states. And Russia is no exception in this regard. Countries modern world strive for integration, which facilitates the movement of goods and capital, thereby promoting economic development. One of the elements of such integration is the unification of customs procedures and mutual assistance in the implementation of the functions of customs regulation of foreign economic activity.

It is known that there is a need to create a single customs space. In accordance with the agreement, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan create the necessary organizational and legal prerequisites for the interaction of the legal systems of the parties and cooperation government agencies legislative and executive powers of the parties.

The relevance of this monograph is also determined by the fact that the legal side of international customs cooperation is currently subject to the greatest criticism, both from the scientific community and from practitioners. Despite the objective need for customs integration (as an integral part of economic cooperation), many legal issues in this area have not been sufficiently developed. The issue of developing international customs cooperation in itself occupies a significant share in foreign policy Russian Federation. Legal support international customs cooperation is a kind of foundation for the country’s economic community.

Regularity modern development is the deepening internationalization of all spheres of human activity, especially the spheres of economics and law. Internationalization of law means bringing legal systems closer together, deepening their interaction and mutual influence. The internationalization of law is manifested in two interrelated, but different in content, processes: unification and harmonization of law. Unification of customs legislation, as a type of law-making process, means the creation of identical, uniform, that is, unified norms in domestic law different states. Since the law falls within the area of ​​internal exclusive jurisdiction of the state.

The second half of the 20th century became a time of active formation of various unions, commonwealths and communities, uniting many different states under the auspices of certain goals. It was these processes that gave reason to talk about regional integration as characteristic feature modern world. However, until now, the main criterion by which the level of such formations was assessed remained predominantly the degree of economic integration.

When defining international customs relations as a subject of international customs law, one should proceed from the concept of customs relations. The main and fundamental thing in customs relations is that they are associated with the movement of objects, goods and Vehicle across the customs border. To the extent that these relations are subject to international legal regulation, they constitute the subject of international customs law. Accordingly, international customs law should be considered as a system of norms and principles governing the relations that develop between states and international intergovernmental organizations in the course of their cooperation in the field of customs.

Monograph (from Greek μόνος - "one, united" and γράφειν - "write") - scientific work in the form of a book with in-depth study one topic or several closely related topics. Monograph - the most authoritative presentation of the results scientific activity. And she still remains herself meaningful form communicating research work to the public.

Some people believe that a monograph can only have one author. This misconception comes from an incorrect interpretation of the word "monograph". It is not necessary to understand it "one writes"(a monograph may have several authors), but how "uniform description". In other words, semantics of this word indicates the specifics of the issue under consideration and its narrow focus, and not the number of authors.

Represents scientific works famous and beginning scientists, united by the main theme of a modern vision of the ways of development of science. The general unifying theme of the collective monograph creates a broad framework for the participation of specialists exploring modern ways of developing the education and science systems. Preparing a monograph as part of a team of authors and under the scientific editorship of a famous professor allows you to quickly publish the results of the research (or its intermediate results), as well as expand the circle of scientific connections. A chapter in a collective monograph is a significant publication that is considered on a par with the author’s monograph. Publication in a collective monograph is a serious indicator of success and serious scientific approach researcher to his research. The status of publication in a collective monograph is much higher than publication in collections of articles.

Materials sent for publication in a particular collective monograph undergo mandatory scientific review. This fact does not relieve the author of the monograph of the need to provide the publishing house with external reviews from two reviewers (candidates or doctors of relevant sciences). In order for the result of joint work to be a coherent book, valuable for science, the authors must provide capacious, informative material of scientific content, including the results of original research.

note what is the inscription in the picture in the article - this is YERZH Julio’s joke on stupid goyim. Not a single sane publishing house points to those published "multi-author" monographs that they are collective. Simply indicate “monograph”! Here "kosher" an example of the output of a collective monograph (instead of mentioning the name and place of residence of the venerable gaucho, it makes sense to enter the academic or university publishing house):

How does a collective monograph differ from a mass grave (collection of articles)?

In Runet you can find a lot of offers from publishing houses, mainly representatives of the so-called ones, who also offer publications "collective monographs". The whole problem is that these poor "pseudo-monographs" in fact, they are collections of articles by several authors, since either the topic of the monograph itself is too general to qualify as a generalized and specific study of any scientific problem (otherwise the shitty publishing house simply cannot collect the required number of collating authors), or they themselves "articles" The authors are in no way related to each other, these collections lack scientific editing and reviewing, there is no general introduction and conclusion, and there is no general list of references. In fact, such "collective pseudomonograph"- this is another variety "mass grave" another collection of articles.

This is a group burial of those who died en masse at one time, often as a result of battle, famine, epidemic or natural disaster. In relation to pseudo-scientific practice in this country, the term "mass grave"(by analogy with the list of the deceased on the steles mass graves) applies to all published collections of theses, articles and other types of publications, the authors of which spared no money and time to bury their 20-page pseudoscientific opus there. It is assumed that these publications will never see their readers; often even their colleagues do not read them. And they will be stored in dust until rats eat them or crumble into dust.

Unfortunately, many small publishing houses very often try to lure clients by promising publication in a collective monograph. The cost of such a service is about $200-300. Which is what people buy into and provide them with their manuscript of 15-30 pages of printed text. And then they receive a package in the mail with a publication, the imprint of which states that it is “Monographic collection of articles “On all problems and sciences””.

How to avoid being scammed? When taking part in a collective monograph, you should make sure that this work undergoes scientific review and editing by a well-known specialist with the academic degree of Doctor of Science and the academic title of professor (as indicated in the imprint), the author is required to review two scientists, the authors are working on one specialized scientific problem(topic) or a set of problems, the publication has an introduction, conclusion and even a general list of references.

A real mess with "collective monograph" from the publisher

Along with this read:

The monograph comprehensively examines current issues in the theory and practice of international customs cooperation, including historical aspects of international customs cooperation, international customs cooperation with foreign countries and integration associations, as well as issues related to current areas of development of international customs cooperation. The book will be of interest to lawyers, economists, members of international organizations, government officials, and workers in the higher education, customs officials.

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Preface

The transnationalization of Russian corporate business observed over the past several years has been the main factor contributing to the deeper integration of the domestic economy into the global market. This process, objective at its core, was significantly stimulated by the subjective efforts of the leadership of large corporations and their organizations and was largely supported by the political leadership of the country.

This fully applies primarily to the European region, Russia’s closest neighbor, which accounts for more than half of foreign trade turnover and about a third of mutual capital investments. The solution to the problems of technological renewal of Russian industry and transfer of the economy to an innovative path of development largely depends on economic interaction with the European Union.

Integration processes are taking place today in almost all countries and on all continents. This process includes states that differ in their level of political and economic development. And Russia is no exception in this regard. Countries of the modern world are striving for integration, which facilitates the movement of goods and capital, thereby promoting economic development. One of the elements of such integration is the unification of customs procedures and mutual assistance in the implementation of the functions of customs regulation of foreign economic activity.

It is known that there is a need to create a single customs space. In accordance with the agreement, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan create the necessary organizational and legal prerequisites for the interaction of the legal systems of the parties and cooperation of state bodies of legislative and executive power of the parties.

The relevance of this monograph is also determined by the fact that the legal side of international customs cooperation is currently subject to the greatest criticism, both from the scientific community and from practitioners. Despite the objective need for customs integration (as an integral part of economic cooperation), many legal issues in this area have not been sufficiently developed. The issue of developing international customs cooperation in itself occupies a significant share in the foreign policy of the Russian Federation. Legal support for international customs cooperation is a kind of foundation for the country’s economic community.

A pattern of modern development is the deepening internationalization of all spheres of human activity, especially the spheres of economics and law. Internationalization of law means bringing legal systems closer together, deepening their interaction and mutual influence. The internationalization of law is manifested in two interrelated, but different in content, processes: unification and harmonization of law. Unification of customs legislation, as a type of law-making process, means the creation of identical, uniform, that is, unified norms in the internal law of different states. Since the law falls within the area of ​​internal exclusive jurisdiction of the state.

The second half of the 20th century became a time of active formation of various unions, commonwealths and communities, uniting many different states under the auspices of certain goals. It is these processes that have given grounds to talk about regional integration as a characteristic feature of the modern world. However, until now, the main criterion by which the level of such formations was assessed remained predominantly the degree of economic integration.

When defining international customs relations as a subject of international customs law, one should proceed from the concept of customs relations. The main and fundamental thing in customs relations is that they are associated with the movement of objects, goods and vehicles across the customs border. To the extent that these relations are subject to international legal regulation, they constitute the subject of international customs law. Accordingly, international customs law should be considered as a system of norms and principles governing the relations that develop between states and international intergovernmental organizations in the course of their cooperation in the field of customs.

To prepare an optimal action plan for the formation of a Common Economic Space of states seeking to form integration unions, an objective analysis of international experience in the creation and functioning of integration unions is important.

Currently, according to the WTO, there are more than 200 interstate unions in the world, which are at different stages of formation, having varying degrees integration and integration institutions that differ in the effectiveness of their functioning.

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