Add to ORKGThis article seeks to determine whether US economic sanctions can be maintained consistently with the obligations of the international trade regime. In Part I, it will consider the extent to which the current prevalence of economic sanctions may create tension with international trading rules. In Part II, the article will assess arguments that sanctions are inconsistent with applicable principles of customary international law. Part III will consider whether sanctions are inconsistent with international trading regimes and consequently are impermissible. In Part IV, the article concludes that while sanctions are legally permissible in the face of indeterminate legal obligations and international trading rules, imposition of sanctions may ne...
International audiencePrior to 1980, economic sanctions were at the discretion of the President, whi...
We investigate the effect of economic sanctions on trade flows in countries sharing a border with th...
Individual states increasingly rely upon targeted economic sanctions to achieve their foreign policy...
This article seeks to determine whether US economic sanctions can be maintained consistently with th...
Economic sanctions are often said to occupy a middle space between communiqués and combat. As this d...
The purpose of the article is to conceptualize economic sanctions in terms of international power po...
The purpose of the article is to conceptualize economic sanctions in terms of international power po...
Economic sanctions are always on the stage of international trade. Countries use them often in inter...
When sender states consider the imposition of sanctions, they also take into account the consequence...
The international law governing economic sanctions presents various challenges to states, decision-m...
Historically, economic sanctions, as options of foreign policy, are aimed on changing the behavior o...
Much has been written about economic sanctions, and even more has been written about free trade. Bef...
Economic sanctions have a long tradition of use in American foreign policy. There are many benefits ...
Economic sanctions appear to be a common and recurring tool of internationalrelations. Indeed, sende...
Economic sanctions are often said to occupy a middle space between communiqués and combat. As this d...
International audiencePrior to 1980, economic sanctions were at the discretion of the President, whi...
We investigate the effect of economic sanctions on trade flows in countries sharing a border with th...
Individual states increasingly rely upon targeted economic sanctions to achieve their foreign policy...
This article seeks to determine whether US economic sanctions can be maintained consistently with th...
Economic sanctions are often said to occupy a middle space between communiqués and combat. As this d...
The purpose of the article is to conceptualize economic sanctions in terms of international power po...
The purpose of the article is to conceptualize economic sanctions in terms of international power po...
Economic sanctions are always on the stage of international trade. Countries use them often in inter...
When sender states consider the imposition of sanctions, they also take into account the consequence...
The international law governing economic sanctions presents various challenges to states, decision-m...
Historically, economic sanctions, as options of foreign policy, are aimed on changing the behavior o...
Much has been written about economic sanctions, and even more has been written about free trade. Bef...
Economic sanctions have a long tradition of use in American foreign policy. There are many benefits ...
Economic sanctions appear to be a common and recurring tool of internationalrelations. Indeed, sende...
Economic sanctions are often said to occupy a middle space between communiqués and combat. As this d...
International audiencePrior to 1980, economic sanctions were at the discretion of the President, whi...
We investigate the effect of economic sanctions on trade flows in countries sharing a border with th...
Individual states increasingly rely upon targeted economic sanctions to achieve their foreign policy...