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Part One Overview of International TradeChapter One Differences between International Trade & Domestic TradeChapter Two Why do Countries TradeChapter Three International Trade OrganizationsPart Two Commercial PaperChapter One From Barter to Commercial PaperChapter Two Definitions and Types of Commercial PaperChapter Three Negotiable v. NonnegotiableChapter Four Basic Requirements for a Negotiable InstrumentChapter Five Important Terms to KnowChapter SixContract of Party to Commercial PaperPart Three International Payment and SettlementChapter One International Movement of CurrencyChapter TwoCollectionsChapter Three Letter of CreditChapter Four ForfaitingChapter Five FactoringChapter Six Guarantees & BondsPart Four Documentation in International TradeChapter One IntroductionChapter TwoCommercial InvoiceChapter Three Transport Documents ( Ocean Bills of Lading)Chapter Four Transport Documents (Multimodal Transport Documents)Chapter Five Transport Documents (Air Waybills)Chapter Six Transport Documents (Road and Rail Transport Documents)Chapter Seven Transport Documents (Post Receipts and Couriers Receipts)Chapter Eight Insurance DocumentsChapter Nine Other DocumentsAppendicesAppendix 1 Exercises of Examining Documents under L/CAppendix 2 Key to Exercises of Examining Documents under L/CAppendix 3Sample DocumentsSample Document 1 &2:Draft & ChequeSample Document 3:Collection InstructionSample Document 4:Freely Negotiable Letter of CreditSample Document 5:Restrictive Negotiable Letter of CreditSample Document 6:Transferable Letter of CreditSample Document 7:Letter of TransferSample Document 8:StandbySample Document 9:Commercial InvoiceSample Document 10:Packing ListSample Document 11:Proforma InvoiceSample Document 12:Bill of LadingSample Document 13:Air WaybillSample Document 14:insurance PolicySample Document 15:Certificate of OriginSample Document 16:GSP Form ASample Document 17:Shipment AdviceSample Document 18 & 19:Blacklist Certificate and Beneficiary s Certificate