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Smart Sanctions Revisited
Ethics and International Affairs 25 (3):315-335 (2011)
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There are considerable difficulties with targeted sanctions. Some of these difficulties may be resolved as these measures continue to be refined. Others are rooted in fundamental conflicts between competing interests or intractable logistical challenges.Author's Profile
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