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Since 1985, The Export Practitioner has been the only independent publication dedicated exclusively to U.S. export controls, trade sanctions, and compliance. Trusted by trade compliance professionals across corporate, legal, and research communities, its practical format combines accessible real-world examples with authoritative citations—equipping readers to explain complex requirements, build organizational support, and champion compliance from the C-suite to the shipping department.

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Decision-Grade Analysis

The reporting goes past the Federal Register notice to what each rule means for the tariff, supply chain, and compliance decisions you are facing.

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Every issue covers the rules and enforcement actions under the EAR, the ITAR, OFAC's sanctions programs, the FCPA, and AES requirements, across Commerce, State, Treasury, and Justice.