Titlebook: East Asia and Iran Sanctions; Assistance, Abandonm Shirzad Azad Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Not Impervious to Pressure: Teetering Technology Transfer,d missile programs denounced by sanctions. In order to curry favor and set up some sort of technological connections with foreign companies, therefore, Iran had to offer an important share of its domestic markets so that it could acquire at least some of the country’s growing technological requirements.

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The Empire Strikes Back: Circumventing Sanctions,y a role in the crucial task of sanctions circumvention, though a number of hand-picked stakeholders with close ties to the core political and security establishment of the Islamic Republic were given more power as well as more economic and financial rewards to participate in myriad sanctions-busting measures at home and abroad.

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The West and the East on the Lookout: Tracking a Tangled Web of Sanctions-Busting,ons, one way or the other. From top European banks to major East Asian corporations, a relatively large number of foreign businesses as well as greedy individuals had to eventually pay a hefty price for making it possible for Iran to acquire a great deal of its economic and technological needs through black markets.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40010-4a number of critical points argued by almost all sanctions theories, the study concentrates on conventional sanctions theory and its core assertions to substantiate why the case of Iran sanctions has a lot to do with what this theoretical approach stands for. To demonstrate such theoretical relevanc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-2636-7story. This chapter discusses how international sanctions created a whole host of troubles for Iran’s oil industry long before the Trump administration in the United States moved to bring Tehran’s crucial crude exports to nil after Washington unilaterally abandoned the landmark nuclear deal in May 2

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Andreas O. Rapp,Bernhard Sudhoffctor alone; almost all Iranian citizens were to be influenced corrosively in different ways by those universal restrictions and limitations. Aside from curtailing the erstwhile access of Iranians to the international banking system, economic and financial sanctions took a great toll on the country’s

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