Unilateral Sanctions in International Law: A Quest for Legality

Mohamad, Rahmat

doi:10.1007/978-94-6265-051-0_4

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Legal Framework and Nature Of Us Unilateral Economic Sanctions1

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“…What are sanctions? While there is no one authoritative definition in international law, the term "sanction" is customarily accepted to refer to political and legal coercive measures short of war taken by one or several states to compel a sanctioned state to change its political or economic decisions [Mohamad. 2015].…”

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Features of the implementation of the mechanism for countering US sanctions in China and Russia

2022

USA & Canada: Economics – Politics – Culture

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This article is devoted to the existing mechanisms of countering economic sanctions in Russia and China. The choice of these countries is not accidental. Currently, there is quite a small number of instruments of influence on states in the field of international relations. The most effective means are economic sanctions, which are applied against states pursuing policies that are not always convenient for other states. In the modern world, it is Russia and China that are the states against which economic sanctions are being applied quite actively. It is important to conduct a comparative study of the legal mechanisms of opposition to the applied economic sanctions.

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Section: Legal Framework and Nature Of Us Unilateral Economic Sanctionsmentioning

confidence: 99%