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To Sanction or Not to Sanction?
2007On June 25, 2006, an Israeli soldier was kidnapped by militants, known as “Hamas,” after a raid into Israel from positions in the Gaza Strip. The soldier was held hostage and his captors’ demands included the freeing of over one thousand jailed Palestinians.
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How effective are trade sanctions? We study the unprecedented sanctions imposed on Russia following February 2022, when Western countries banned exports accounting for 36% of Russia's prewar import value. Combining novel, hand-collected records of these sanctions with Russian customs data, firm balance sheets, domestic railway shipments, and government
Egorov, Konstantin +3 more
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How effective are trade sanctions? We study the unprecedented sanctions imposed on Russia following February 2022, when Western countries banned exports accounting for 36% of Russia's prewar import value. Combining novel, hand-collected records of these sanctions with Russian customs data, firm balance sheets, domestic railway shipments, and government
Egorov, Konstantin +3 more
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Sanctions, sanctions-busting, and secondary sanctions: A game-theoretic analysis
The Economics of Peace and Security JournalOne of the reasons why economic sanctions fail to achieve their objective is sanctions-busting—where the target country engages in transactions with third parties to counter the effect of sanctions. Sanctions-busting has not been captured by existing theoretical models of sanctions. Developed here is a game-theoretic model of the sanctions-busting game
Oana Secrieru, Ugurhan Berkok
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Sanction pénale sanction disciplinaire
Deux thèses s’affrontent concernant les liens qu’entretiennent la sanction pénale et la sanction disciplinaire. Une première conception considère que la sanction disciplinaire est distincte de la sanction pénale. Elle en diffère tellement qu’on ne saurait les rapprocher. L’autre conception, plus actuelle, considère que la sanction disciplinaire est uneopenaire +1 more source
Which sanctions matter? analysis of the EU/russian sanctions of 2014
Journal of Comparative Economics, 2021Matej Belin
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The economic effects of international sanctions: An event study
Journal of Comparative Economics, 2023Matthias Neuenkirch +2 more
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