Add to ORKGDo economic sanctions against target countries work as sender countries intend? If so, what factors make the positive outcomes possible in economic sanctions? Using quantitative methods with the extensive data collection on economic sanctions cases, this study tests a set of hypotheses derived from previous research on the topic and from other theories in the field of international relations. The empirical analyses of this study provide some new findings that were not revealed through previous research on the subject. First, economic sanctions imposed by the United Kingdom were more likely to succeed. Second, economic sanctions imposed in response to human rights abuses in target countries were less likely to succeed. Finally, the results o...
Are economic sanctions costly for the sanctioning state? Some scholars argue that sanctions are cost...
The economic theory on economic sanctions gives strong indications that success depends positively o...
This study investigates what factors influence the effectiveness of economic sanctions in changing b...
This paper reexamines economic sanctions research and identifies explanatory variables used by many ...
There is growing policy consensus in Washington and other Western capitals that economic sanctions a...
This paper seeks to explain not only the reasons and motivations behind why countries choose to use ...
In the literature on sanctions effectiveness, scholars have identified a number of factors that may ...
The purpose of this paper is to examine economic sanctions as a foreign policy instrument and to gi...
Most analysts argue that economic sanctions are a relatively poor policy tool. In this article I bui...
Economic sanctions have come under scrutiny in recent political scholarship. Sanction regimes are an...
As the economy of the international community becomes consistently more integrated, states and inter...
When sender states consider the imposition of sanctions, they also take into account the consequence...
For decades, the US has used sanctions against countries and regimes where they seek to encourage ch...
We develop and test a theory, based on the Stolper–Samuelson Theorem, of the effectiveness of sancti...
When economic sanctions are directed against a target state by a sender state, the sender obviously ...
Are economic sanctions costly for the sanctioning state? Some scholars argue that sanctions are cost...
The economic theory on economic sanctions gives strong indications that success depends positively o...
This study investigates what factors influence the effectiveness of economic sanctions in changing b...
This paper reexamines economic sanctions research and identifies explanatory variables used by many ...
There is growing policy consensus in Washington and other Western capitals that economic sanctions a...
This paper seeks to explain not only the reasons and motivations behind why countries choose to use ...
In the literature on sanctions effectiveness, scholars have identified a number of factors that may ...
The purpose of this paper is to examine economic sanctions as a foreign policy instrument and to gi...
Most analysts argue that economic sanctions are a relatively poor policy tool. In this article I bui...
Economic sanctions have come under scrutiny in recent political scholarship. Sanction regimes are an...
As the economy of the international community becomes consistently more integrated, states and inter...
When sender states consider the imposition of sanctions, they also take into account the consequence...
For decades, the US has used sanctions against countries and regimes where they seek to encourage ch...
We develop and test a theory, based on the Stolper–Samuelson Theorem, of the effectiveness of sancti...
When economic sanctions are directed against a target state by a sender state, the sender obviously ...
Are economic sanctions costly for the sanctioning state? Some scholars argue that sanctions are cost...
The economic theory on economic sanctions gives strong indications that success depends positively o...
This study investigates what factors influence the effectiveness of economic sanctions in changing b...