The uncertain impact of sanctions on Russia

Susan Hannah Allen ()
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Susan Hannah Allen: University of Mississippi

Nature Human Behaviour, 2022, vol. 6, issue 6, 761-762

Abstract: In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a broad swathe of countries have imposed a bevy of sanctions aimed at Vladimir Putin and his supporters. However, the future success of sanctions in curbing Russian aggression is unclear and, despite being targeted, they may harm average Russian individuals and affect prices worldwide.

Date: 2022
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