Author Description

This work provides an in-depth discussion of the regulatory regimes that are applied to exports from the United States as defined in the Export Administration Act. The focus is on Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and their impact on the exportation of a wide range of high tech goods and data including: computers, avionics, electronics, chemicals, aircraft engines, defense articles, and services to foreign military forces. The author provides the reader with a comprehensive review of the ten general prohibitions found in EAR and a discussion of how these prohibitions are applied as well as the policy considerations behind their application. In addition, the author provides the reader with steps to determine if regulatory requirements have been met and if any of the general prohibitions apply.