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Positions In
International Trade in the Public Sector
- U.S. Government
- Agency for
International Development (AID)
- Arms Control
and Disarmament Agency (ACDA)
- Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
- Central
Intelligence Agency (CIA)
- Congressional
Budget Office (CBO)
- Defense
Intelligence Agency
- Defense
Security Assistance Agency
- Department of
Commerce
- Department of
Defense
- Department of
Energy (DOE)
- Department of
Health and Human Services (HHS)
- Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
- Department of
Justice
- Department of
State
- Department of
the Treasury: Customs Service
- Department of
Trasportation (DOT)
- Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA)
- Executive
Office of the President
- Export-Import
Bank of the United States (Exim bank)
- Federal
Aviation Administration
- Federal
Communications Commision (FCC)
- Federal
Maritime Commission (FMC)
- Federal
Reserve System
- Food and Drug
Administration (FDA)
- Foreign Claims
Settlement of the United States
- Foreign
Service of the Department of State
- General
Accounting Office (GAO)
- General
Services Administration (GSA)
- Inter-American
Foundation (IAF)
- International
Development Cooperation Agency (IDCA)
- Library of
Congress
- National
Science Foundation (NSF)
- National
Security Agency (NSA)
- Nuclear
Regulatory Commission (NRC)
- Office of
Technology Assessment (OTA)
- Office of the
United States Trade Representative
- Overseas
Private Investment Corporation (OPIC)
- Panama Canal
Commission
- Peace Corps
- Public Health
Service
- United States
Consumer Products Commission
- United States
Fish and Wildlife Service
- United States
Information Agency (USIA)
- United States
International Trade Commission
Federal agencies involved
in trade assistance programs include the U.S. Department of Commerce,
International Trade Administration, the Bureau of Export Administration,
the Export-Import Bank, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the
U.S. Agency for International Development and the Small Business
Administration, including its specialized arm, the Export Small Business
Development Center.
Import regulations and
administration are governed by the U.S. Customs Service, which enforces
the laws and regulations of numerous other agencies listed above
regarding the entry of goods into the United States. The Federal
Aviation Administration and other agencies coordinate national
logistics, traffic and transportation. All of the above agencies
directly or indirectly manage and oversee the intergration of
international activity with domestic services.
- State of California
- Bureau of
Tourism
- California
Agricultural Export Program
- California
Energy Commission
- Energy Technology
Export Program
- California
Trade and Commerce Agency
- California State
World Trade Commission
- Export Finance
Office
- Office of Export
Development
- Overseas Trade
& Development offices
- Departments of
International Transportation
- Agencies of Foreign
Countries
- Foreign
consulates
- Foreign trade
commissions
- Foreign
chambers of commerce
- Foeign
cultural centers/institutes
- International
organizations
- United Nations
Specialized Agencies
- General Agreement
on Tariffs and Trade
- Interagency
Procurement Services
- International Bank
for Reconstruction and Development (the "World Bank"
Group/IBRD)
- International
Finance Corporation (IFC)
- International
Development Association (IDA)
- Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
- UN Conference on
Trade and Development
- UN Development
Program
- UN Industrial
Development Organization
- World Health
Organization
- International
relief agencies
- Regional
development banks
For a more extensive
description of international agencies and the potential careers
involved, please see International Jobs, by Eric Kocher, or
contact the agencies directly.
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