Elgar Encyclopedia of International Sanctions
Gebonden Engels 2025 1e druk 9781035339525Samenvatting
This multidisciplinary Encyclopedia provides a contemporary reference on international sanctions in politics and law. Assessing the topic from diverse perspectives, it analyses the growing prominence of international sanctions and the prolific practice of both established and emerging senders.
Expert contributors present a comprehensive overview of the evolving landscape of sanctions and the challenges associated with their categorisation and monitoring. Entries present the core aspects of sanction regimes, outlining the multifaceted measures across a range of case studies. The Encyclopedia is an essential and easily navigable reference source, examining international sanctions from an interdisciplinary standpoint.
Key Features:
● Over 70 entries from scholars around the globe
● Discusses implementation and enforcement in both UN and non-UN regimes
● Reviews sanctions by regional and other international organisations, as well as individual and groups of states
● Covers key sanction episodes, the profiles of senders, types of measures and the objectives of sanctions
This Encyclopedia is a crucial resource for students and scholars of international relations, economics and politics. International policymakers, civil servants and legal practitioners will also benefit from its valuable insights.
Specificaties
Lezersrecensies
Inhoudsopgave
Andrea Charron, Clara Portela and Mirko Sossai
PART I PROFILE OF SENDERS
1 African Union and ECOWAS 5
Kristen Boon and Nickolas Eburne
2 Arab States 8
Mirko Sossai
3 Canada 11
Andrea Charron and Meredith Lilly
4 China 14
Maria Adele Carrai
5 Coalitions of the willing 17
Mirko Sossai
6 The Commonwealth 19
Rishika Chauhan
7 European Union 23
Jan Lepeu
8 France 26
Mathilde Jeantil
9 Japan 30
Machiko Kanetake
10 League of Nations 35
Mirko Sossai
11 Russian Federation (as a sender of sanctions) 38
Anna Miromanova
12 Switzerland 41
Aurel Niederberger and Lukas Regli
13 Ukraine 46
Andrei Richter
14 United Kingdom 49
Yifan Jia
15 United Nations 52
Andrea Charron and Lindsay Speirs
16 United States 57
Bryan R. Early
17 World Bank 61
Francesco Seatzu
PART II TYPES OF MEASURES
18 Arms embargo 64
Judith Vorrath
19 Banking system 67
Daniel Franchini
20 Commodity sanctions 71
Martijn C. Vlaskamp
21 Countermeasures 74
Martin Dawidowicz
22 Development aid cut-offs 78
Franziska F.N. Schreiber
23 Diplomatic sanctions 81
Lisa Neal
24 Energy embargo 83
Ksenia Kirkham
25 Financial Action Task Force Recommendations 86
Anton Moiseienko
26 Financial sanctions 89
Sascha Lohmann
27 Media sanctions 92
Anna Pau
Martina Buscemi
29 Sanctions on transport (air, ship, ground) 100
Michael Brzoska
30 Trade embargoes 103
Dawid Walentek
PART III KEY SANCTIONS EPISODES
31 Angola 107
Robert Fowler
32 Belarus 111
Yuliya Miadzvetskaya
33 Cuba 115
Susanne Gratius
34 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 118
Laura Di Gianfrancesco
35 Haiti 121
Francesco Giumelli
36 Iran 125
Manuel Herrera
37 Iraq 131
Clara Portela
38 Libya 134
Thomas Kruiper
39 Mali 137
Tiziana Corda
40 Myanmar 139
Marco Bünte and Loren Bustos
41 Russian Federation (sanctions episode) 142
Iikka Korhonen
42 Sierra Leone 146
Alix J. Boucher
43 South Africa 149
Jo-Ansie van Wyk
44 Syria 153
Peter Seeberg
45 Venezuela 156
Stefano Palestini and Luciano Quispe
46 Yemen 159
Zuzana Hudáková
47 Former Yugoslavia 161
Antonio Bultrini
PART IV CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES
48 Blocking statutes 165
Daniel Ventura
49 Confiscation 168
Cedric Ryngaert
50 Contracts 170
Paschalis Paschalidis and Björn ten Seldam
51 Criminalisation of sanctions violation 173
Jacob Öberg
52 Domestic implementation 177
Radka Druláková and Štěpánka Zemanová
53 Evasion and circumvention 180
Keith A. Preble
54 Gendered effects of sanctions 183
Loraine Rickard-Martin
55 Humanitarian carveouts 186
Erica Moret
56 International criminal justice and sanctions 192
Alice Riccardi
57 Investment protection 196
Javier García Olmedo
58 Judicial review (European Union) 200
Celia Challet
59 Legality and legitimacy 205
Alexandra Hofer
60 Measuring sanctions’ effectiveness 208
Thomas Biersteker
61 Non-criminal penalties for sanctions violation 211
Francesca Finelli
62 Overcompliance 214
Pierre-Hugues Verdier
63 Proportionality of sanctions 216
Nathanael Tilahun
64 Sanctions and the use of force 219
Yuleng Zeng
65 Sanctions databases 221
Kerim Can Kavaklı
66 Sanction threats 224
T. Clifton Morgan
67 Secondary sanctions and the extraterritorial effects of sanctions 226
Felipe Rodríguez Silvestre
68 Security exceptions 230
Iryna Bogdanova
69 Targeted sanctions and the sanctions reform process 233
George A. Lopez
70 Termination of sanctions 235
Clara Portela
71 The UN Focal Point and UN Office of the Ombudsperson 238
Gavin Sullivan
72 United Nations expert panels 244
Caty Clément
PART V OBJECTIVES
73 Sanctions against autocratic regimes 250
Clara Portela
74 Sanctions against organised crime 253
Charmaine N. Willis
75 Sanctions for conflict resolution 257
John Agbonifo
76 Sanctions for human rights and democracy 261
Stefano Silingardi
77 Sanctions for nuclear non-proliferation 268
Armend Bekaj
78 Sanctions in the fight against terrorism 271
Maruša T. Veber
79 Sanctions to combat corruption 277
Oliver Windridge
Anderen kochten ook
Eileen Denza€ 362,43
W.H. van Boom€ 79,–
H. Koster€ 92,50
N.B. Pannevis€ 85,–
L.Th.L.G. Pellis€ 18,50
Michel Knapen€ 24,95
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