The hidden power of the new economic sanctions/ Joy Gordon
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Current History Vol 118, No.804, January 2019, pp. 3 - 10 (20)Summary: In the past twenty years, the development of targeted "smart" sanctions has been widely viewed as resolving the core tension in the use of economic sanctions. But how they have worked in practice is very different.
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In the past twenty years, the development of targeted "smart" sanctions has been widely viewed as resolving the core tension in the use of economic sanctions. But how they have worked in practice is very different.
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