Author (نویسنده/ناشر):

Garfield, Richard.

Statement of responsibility:

Publication/Distribution (Imprint):

London : Overseas Development Institute, 1999.

Physical Description:

34 p. ; 30 cm.

Series Title:

(RRN network paper

Series Title:

Relief and Rehabilitation Network ; 31)

Language:

ISBN:

850034353

Subjects--Topical Terms:

Economic sanctions.
Medical economics.
Overseas Development Institute.

Class. No:

Pamphlet HF 1413.5 .G37 1999

Accession No:

20991

General Note:

Cover title.

General Note:

November 1999.

General Note:

Includes bibliography—(p. 33-34).

General Note:

Contents: 1. Executive summary—2. Introduction—3. Country case studies : Cuba, Haiti, Iraq—4. Coping strategies—5. Conclusions—References—Bibliography.

General Note:

Summary: Trade sanctions, as a tool of coercive foreign policy, have been very popular in the 1990s. most take the form of bilateral sanctions by the US, but the number of UN sanctions has also increased and regional groupings of states are also turning to the tool. Fairly comprehensive trade embargoes have Haiti (Organizations of American States, UN), Iraq (UN), Sierra Leone (ECOWAS, the economic community of West African States) and Burundi (neighbouring states)—(p. 1).