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

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Economic Sanctions under the League of Nations,ty and territorial integrity. Peace would be maintained under League auspices by arbitration, conciliation or resort to the new Permanent Court of International Justice, while disarmament would further reduce the likelihood of war. In addition, the Covenant provided for penalties, (or sanctions) for

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Problems of International Enforcement,context of a published legal code. As a result, some may be deterred from breaking the law, while some of those who are not will be detected and prosecuted. But the incidence of success in detection, prosecution and conviction, even for petty offences, is obviously low and, as the record of implemen

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Conclusion,s, particularly by bodies claiming some authority to impose sanctions as penalities for non-compliance with international standards. The effectiveness and the costs of such programmes, as well as their justification were stated as major subjects for investigation. In attempting to draw the threads t