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The collective enforcement of international norms through economic sanctions
Ethics and International Affairs 8:59–75 (1994)
Abstract
The UN Security Council adopted sanctions as a means of addressing unrest in Haiti, Iraq, the former Yugoslavia, and Somalia. Damrosch examines this shift from unilateral to collective enforcement and assesses the moral legitimacy and conclusive results of this policyMy notes
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