Economic Sanctions: An Overview

Economic sanctions are widely used by governments and multilateral bodies as an important foreign policy tool, while their effectiveness to achieve intended policy objectives remains uncertain. This briefing—the first in a series that examines the use and impact of sanctions—provides a high-level overview of sanctions, including definition, typology, and examples of their application.

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Staff Working Papers: U.S. International Trade Commission
Published
2025-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.71476/ms8y-1191
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Economic Sanctions and International Relations
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Economic Sanctions: An Overview

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Economic Sanctions: An Overview

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Abstract

Economic sanctions are widely used by governments and multilateral bodies as an important foreign policy tool, while their effectiveness to achieve intended policy objectives remains uncertain. This briefing—the first in a series that examines the use and impact of sanctions—provides a high-level overview of sanctions, including definition, typology, and examples of their application.

Staff Working Papers: U.S. International Trade Commission
United States International Trade Commission (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 47%
Economic Sanctions and International Relations
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