Titlebook: Do Economic Sanctions Work?; Makio Miyagawa Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 bibliography.cri

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The Aims of Economic Sanctionse factors limiting their effectiveness have been looked at. In this chapter what kinds of objectives and goals states have when they choose economic sanctions from among the various means available, and why they choose them, will be considered.

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Action Taken by the United Statesnian Foreign Ministry, and also by the US government to the Iranian Chargé d’Affaires in Washington. However, no Iranian police or soldiers were sent in time to release the Embassy staff or afford protection to them and the Embassy. On 7 November, a former Attorney-General of the United States, Rams

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Limitations of the Economic Sanctions Against Iranease of the hostages, and that Iran would not be intimidated by economic embargoes; any such action would merely serve to harden attitudes to the United States.. Despite the successes recounted in the previous chapter, the evidence available is not sufficient to prove that the sanctions were effecti

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Factors Contributing to the Solutionleased on 20 January 1981, not by force but through negotiations between Iran and the United States, with Algeria as mediator. The major concern of this chapter is to establish whether or not it was the economic sanctions which led to a settlement, or, more precisely, to what extent the economic san

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Conclusionhe society that is the international community is able to compel members’ compliance with its rules seems still far distant. In the international community today no grouping of nations or international organizations, be it general or regional, can be sure that it will be able to employ sanctions eff

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