"Global Trade and Customs Journal" from Kluwer.

Kluwer Law International (London) has begun the publication of "Global Trade and Customs Journal," a new title designed to offer "new ideas, fresh insights and expert views on critical practical issues affecting international trade and customs compliance," Kluwer said. It will be published six times a year and an annual subscription costs $595.

The new journal is targeted to attorneys, and trade and customs professionals "who have an interest in staying ahead of legal and compliance-based developments in the field" and offers "actionable advice" to help practitioners protect clients from developments that could adversely affect their interests.

Editorial content focuses on issues in international trade law and includes information on new and proposed rules and regulations, trade and customs trends, developing successful compliance programs, business processes, trade issues that have financial implications, compliance opportunities, and industry-specific guidance on potential trade and custom problems, as well as commentary and analysis of global trade and custom developments.

Kluwer Law publishes nearly 20 other journals in a range of legal disciplines, including "World Competition," "Journal of International Arbitration," "European Review of Private Law" and "International Journal of Comparative Labor Law."