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Sanctions - An Instrument of National Security Policy

2001
Abstract : The United States government uses sanctions in a variety of forms to influence the actions of other governments. While the use of sanctions is not explicitly discussed in our current National Security Strategy document, their use to further our interests is implied.
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Justifying economic coercion: the discourse of victimhood in China’s unilateral sanctions policy

Pacific Review, 2023
Enrico V Gloria
exaly  

Blowback to US Sanctions Policy

2021
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Sanctioning the Homeland: Diasporas’ Influence on American Economic Sanctions Policy

Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2022
Tyler Kustra
exaly  

New intergovernmentalism meets EU sanctions policy: the European Council orchestrates the restrictive measures imposed against Russia

Journal of European Integration, 2020
Viktor Szep
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Financial sanctions and foreign policy

Investment Analysts Journal, 1988
Gary Hufbauer, Kimberly Elliott
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Sanctions and a Poland Policy

The Brookings Review, 1982
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Sanctions for Discount Policy

The Economic Journal, 1924
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Sanctions Policy – Theoretical Framework

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
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Economic sanctions arbitrability and public policy.

2020
This article, through an overview of international experience, considers the interplay between economic sanctions and international commercial arbitration, in particular, the effect of sanctions on the arbitrability of disputes and the public policy exception. Both arbitrability and public policy have previously been used to address the sanctions issue
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