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The Sanctions Era: Themes And Trends In Un Security Council Sanctions Since 1990

David Cortright, George Α. Lopez, Linda Gerber-Stellingwerf

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Abstract Since 1990, United Nations sanctions have become an essential instrument of multilateral action. With the imposition of trade sanctions on Iraq in Resolution 661,1 the Security Council opened a new era in the use of collective coercive economic measures as a means of responding to violations of international norms. In the previous forty-five years of UN experience, the Security Council.

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Abstract Since 1990, United Nations sanctions have become an essential instrument of multilateral action. With the imposition of trade sanctions on Iraq in Resolution 661,1 the Security Council opened a new era in the use of collective coercive economic measures as a means of responding to violations of international norms. In the previous forty-five years of UN experience, the Security Council.

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Abstract Since 1990, United Nations sanctions have become an essential instrument of multilateral action. With the imposition of trade sanctions on Iraq in Resolution 661,1 the Security Council opened a new era in the use of collective coercive economic measures as a means of responding to violations of international norms. In the previous forty-five years of UN experience, the Security Council.

Key concepts: Sanctions, Security council, Political science, Economic sanctions, Action (physics), Collective security, International Action, International trade

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