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The Impact of Economic Sanctions in the 1990s

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Economic Sanctions and International Relations International Relations and Foreign Policy Balkan and Eastern European Studies

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The end of the Cold War served as a strating point for a true proliferation in the use of economic sanctions as an instrument of foreign policy. Diplomacy is increasingly resorting to economic sanctions [...]

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