Economic sanctions reconsidered : history and current policy
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Economic sanctions reconsidered : history and current policy
Institute for International Economics , Distributed by MIT Press, 1985
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:MIT Press ISBN 9780262081399
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Now, a new third edition of the study chronicles and examines 170 cases of economic sanctions imposed since World War I.
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ISBN 9780881320176
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Introduction: lessons drawn from case studies
- historical overview
- the cyclical popularity of sanctions
- sender countries and their motives
- limitations on the use of sanctions
- plan of the book. Part 2 Anatomy of a sanctions episode: senders and targets
- type of sanctions
- foreign policy goals
- overview of the variables
- the success of an episode
- companion policy measures
- length of sanctions
- international co-operation
- international assistance to the target country
- economic health and political stability
- prior relations between sender and target
- estimating the costs
- country size and trade links
- analytic methods
- on to the results. Part 3 Political variables: modest changes in policy
- destabilizing a government
- disrupting military adventures
- impairing military potential
- other major policy changes. Part 4 Economic variables: size of sender and target countries
- trade linkages
- type of sanction
- the cost of sanctions. Part 5 Conclusions: are sanctions effective?
- nine commandments
- do's and don'ts. Appendices: statistical analysis of the effectiveness of sanctions
- estimating the costs of sanctions - methodology
- case abstracts.
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