Titlebook: Economic Sanctions and International Enforcement; Margaret P. Doxey Book 1980Latest edition Royal Institute of International Affairs 1980

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Problems of International Enforcement,ents is not likely to be any easier and at the international level further problems are encountered. Members of the UN (or of other international bodies who seek to ‘enforce’ standards of behaviour) must play multiple roles as prosecutors, judges and law enforcement agencies, and must draw on their

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Reaction to Sanctions,ing venture which appeared excessively costly to sanctionists would probably not be attempted in the first place does not make this point academic. There may well be a misperception of the defensive and counter-offensive strengths of the target, leading to miscalculation of the ease with which its p

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