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International sanctions, tourism destinations and resistive economy

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Economic Sanctions and International Relations Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research International Relations and Foreign Policy

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Sanctions have become an increasingly common and recurring feature of the political landscape of international relations (Cortright & Lopez, 2018; Leyton-Brown, 2017). Despite substantial and longs...

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