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ArticlePut over a barrel? “Smart” sanctions, petroleum and statecraft in Russia

Adnan Vatansever2020

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Put over a barrel? “Smart” sanctions, petroleum and statecraft in Russia

Adnan Vatansever

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Economic Sanctions and International Relations Global Energy Security and Policy Russia and Soviet political economy

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Year2020

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Published2020-05-23

VenueEnergy Research & Social Science

ISSN-L2214-6296

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