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Reinvigorating U.S. export reform

Thursday, September 27, 2012

The United States is undergoing the biggest fundamental change to its export control regime in a generation, but risks stalling and losing out on the much needed reform benefits for American shippers. Many of the country’s export controls were formulated more than 30 years ago when the United States and its allies were locked in a Cold War struggle with the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact nations. The goal of these regulations, which was largely successful, was to keep sophisticat...

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