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This policy briefing from the Institute for International Economics analyzes the effectiveness and foreign policy implications of using economic sanctions as a weapon in the war on terrorism.
Authors: Gary Clyde Hufbauer, Jeffrey J. Schott, and Barbara Oegg
November 1, 2001
This policy briefing from the Institute for International Economics analyzes the effectiveness and foreign policy implications of using economic sanctions as a weapon in the war on terrorism.
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