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First published 1995-01

Baptists and Bootleggers for the Environment: The Origins of United States Unilateral Sanctions

Elizabeth R. Desombre

The Journal of Environment & Development

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First published 2010-4

And They Are Still Targeting: Assessing the Effectiveness of Targeted Sanctions against Zimbabwe

Jan Grebe

Africa Spectrum

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First published 2022-6

FROM OLIGARCHS TO OLIGARCHY

David Siegel

World Affairs

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First published 1978-6

Simulating Economic Sanctions and Incentives: Hypothetical Alternatives of United States Policy on South Africa

Gisela Hübner-Dick, Reimund Seidelmann

Journal of Peace Research

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First published 2017-12

WOODROW WILSON AND THE ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR: A Hundred Years Later and Still Relevant

Eugene P. Trani, Donald E. Davis

World Affairs

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First published 2019-6

A surprising spat: The causes and consequences of the Saudi–Canadian dispute

Thomas Juneau

International Journal: Canada’s Journal of Global Policy Analysis

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First published 2003-09

The Politics of the U.S. Economic Sanctions Against Iran

Sasan Fayazmanesh

Review of Radical Political Economics

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First published 2020-12

How Cuba Survived Sanctions and the Lessons for Zimbabwe

Mediel Hove, Enock Ndawana, Munetsi Anthony Nhemachena

Jadavpur Journal of International Relations

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First published 2019-8

The North Korean Nuclear Dilemma: Does China Have Leverage?

Weiqi Zhang, Ginger L. Denton

Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs

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First published 2020-6

Economic sanctions against North Korea: The pivotal role of US–China cooperation

Woo-Jun Min, Sukhee Han

International Area Studies Review

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