Economic Sanctions, Ideals and ExperienceEssay on unilateral and multilateral-agreed economic sanctions (embargoes, boycotts) and their role in international relations - reviews definitions and relevant political theories; considers historical antecedents, such as the League of Nations sanctions against Italy; reviews the success and failure of sanctions in the post-War period against Argentina, Egypt, Iran, Islamic Republic, Israel, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), the USA and the USSR, in the area of trade, technology and financing; comments on international law, company law and judicial decisions. Diagrams. |
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... paradigm is accepted by common con- sent and most scientific activity becomes normal research ? They re- spond : ' When the adherents of a particular competing paradigm can demonstrate that their approach is more successful in solving a ...
... paradigm is accepted by common con- sent and most scientific activity becomes normal research ? They re- spond : ' When the adherents of a particular competing paradigm can demonstrate that their approach is more successful in solving a ...
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... paradigm is replaced in whole or in part by an incom- patible new one.'15 An important aspect of this destructive - constructive conception of how paradigms change is that the decision to reject one paradigm is always simultaneously the ...
... paradigm is replaced in whole or in part by an incom- patible new one.'15 An important aspect of this destructive - constructive conception of how paradigms change is that the decision to reject one paradigm is always simultaneously the ...
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... paradigm shift . At the time the trend against sanctions was not easy to detect , as many were still satisfied that they worked . But mounting problems which the old paradigm could not solve or explain gave an impetus to practitioners ...
... paradigm shift . At the time the trend against sanctions was not easy to detect , as many were still satisfied that they worked . But mounting problems which the old paradigm could not solve or explain gave an impetus to practitioners ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Economic Sanctions in International Relations | 15 |
Punitive Actions by the League | 56 |
Copyright | |
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action aggression aggressor agreement American Journal applied April Arab Boycott Arab oil embargo Argentina Article XVI assets bargo bloc blockade Boycott of Israel Britain coercive Comecon Committee Communist companies conflict Congress countries Covenant crisis Cuba December diplomatic econ Economic Coercion economic sanctions Economic Warfare effective efforts enforcement Ethiopia Europe European Extraterritorial force Foreign Affairs Foreign Aid Foreign Policy grain embargo hostages Ian Smith Ibid impact important imposed International Law International Organization International Sanctions Iran Iranian issue Italy January Japan Journal of International July Law Review League of Nations League's London major measures ment Middle East military million neutrality November October oil sanction Oil Weapon omic paradigm peace political President pressure Report resolution Robert sanc sanctions against Italy sanctions against Rhodesia Security Council South Africa Southern Rhodesia Soviet Union Strategic Embargo Studies target nation threat tions trade United Nations University Press Western World York Zimbabwe-Rhodesia