Eurasian Journal of Business and Management · 2016 · 15 citations · 8 references
LawInternational BusinessSupply Chain ManagementInternational Economic LawInternational Operations ManagementInternational SecuritySecurity ManagementSmuggling OperationsSupply Chain SecurityAeo ProgrammesAuthorized Economic Operator ProgrammesInternational Security InstitutionsInternational Turnover AnalysisOperatorsSupply Chain Security AssuranceSupply Chain Security ManagementTransnational Supply Chains
Together with the growth of international exchange of goods also the number of threats increases that potentially may influence the security of functioning international supply chains. Currently, there is a need of developing solutions which aim at facilitating flow of goods, simultaneously ensuring security against the increasing number of threats related to e.g. terrorist attacks, illegal smuggling, thefts and tax frauds. The article presents institution of an authorized operator -Authorized Economic Operator (AEO), introduced on the territory of the European Union in 2008. The discourse demonstrates influence of functioning AEO certificates on security of international supply chains with the particular attention drawn on the importance of AEO institution for Polish operators.
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