United States Economic Sanctions:Theory and Practice
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"Based on the author's extensive professional experience and thoughtful research and reflection, this book brings new perspectives and often provocative assessments to the theory and practice of economic sanctions. It offers detailed analysis of current U.S. programs, both unilateral and multilateral, along with a graceful and informed conceptual framework that is essential to understand the significance, legal status, and effectiveness of contemporary sanctions programs."--Jacket.
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First Published
2001
Pages
738 pages
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1
Publisher
Springer
Language
ENG
Status
Published
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