Elgar Encyclopedia of International Sanctions

Portela, Clara; Charron, Andrea; Sossai, Mirko

Elgar Encyclopedia of International Sanctions

Edited by Clara Portela, Andrea Charron and Mirko Sossai

Abstract: This multidisciplinary Encyclopedia provides a contemporary reference on international sanctions in politics and law. Assessing the topic from diverse perspectives, it analyses the growing prominence of international sanctions and the prolific practice of both established and emerging senders.

Keywords: International Sanctions: Economic Coercion; Main Senders Of Sanctions; Main Targets Of Sanctions; Types Of Sanctions; Sanctions Objectives; Sanctions Episodes (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035339525
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction: Andrea Charron, Clara Portela and Mirko Sossai
African Union and ECOWAS: Kristen Boon and Nickolas Eburne
Arab states: Mirko Sossai
Canada: Andrea Charron and Meredith Lilly
China: Maria Adele Carrai
Coalitions of the willing: Mirko Sossai
The Commonwealth: Rishika Chauhan
European Union: Jan Lepeu
France: Mathilde Jeantil
Japan: Machiko Kanetake
League of Nations: Mirko Sossai
Russian Federation (as a sender of sanctions): Anna Miromanova
Switzerland: Aurel Niederberger and Lukas Regli
Ukraine: Andrei Richter
United Kingdom: Yifan Jia
United Nations: Andrea Charron and Lindsay Speirs
United States: Bryan R. Early
World Bank: Francesco Seatzu
Arms embargo: Judith Vorrath
Banking system: Daniel Franchini
Commodity sanctions: Martijn C. Vlaskamp
Countermeasures: Martin Dawidowicz
Development aid cut-offs: Franziska F.N. Schreiber
Diplomatic sanctions: Lisa Neal
Energy embargo: Ksenia Kirkham
Financial Action Task Force Recommendations: Anton Moiseienko
Financial sanctions: Sascha Lohmann
Media sanctions: Anna Pau
Membership sanctions: Martina Buscemi
Sanctions on transport (air, ship, ground): Michael Brzoska
Trade embargoes: Dawid Walentek
Angola: Robert Fowler
Belarus: Yuliya Miadzvetskaya
Cuba: Susanne Gratius
Democratic People's Republic of Korea: Laura Di Gianfrancesco
Haiti: Francesco Giumelli
Iran: Manuel Herrera
Iraq: Clara Portela
Libya: Thomas Kruiper
Mali: Tiziana Corda
Myanmar: Marco Bünte and Loren Bustos
Russian Federation (sanctions episode): Iikka Korhonen
Sierra Leone: Alix J. Boucher
South Africa: Jo-Ansie van Wyk
Syria: Peter Seeberg
Venezuela: Stefano Palestini and Luciano Quispe
Yemen: Zuzana Hudáková
Former Yugoslavia: Antonio Bultrini
Blocking statutes: Daniel Ventura
Confiscation: Cedric Ryngaert
Contracts: Paschalis Paschalidis and Björn ten Seldam
Criminalisation of sanctions violation: Jacob Öberg
Domestic implementation: Radka Druláková and Štěpánka Zemanová
Evasion and circumvention: Keith A. Preble
Gendered effects of sanctions: Loraine Rickard-Martin
Humanitarian carveouts: Erica Moret
International criminal justice and sanctions: Alice Riccardi
Investment protection: Javier García Olmedo
Judicial review (European Union): Celia Challet
Legality and legitimacy: Alexandra Hofer
Measuring sanctions’ effectiveness: Thomas Biersteker
Non-criminal penalties for sanctions violation: Francesca Finelli
Overcompliance: Pierre-Hugues Verdier
Proportionality of sanctions: Nathanael Tilahun
Sanctions and the use of force: Yuleng Zeng
Sanctions databases: Kerim Can Kavaklı
Sanction threats: T. Clifton Morgan
Secondary sanctions and the extraterritorial effects of sanctions: Felipe Rodríguez Silvestre
Security exceptions: Iryna Bogdanova
Targeted sanctions and the sanctions reform process: George A. Lopez
Termination of sanctions: Clara Portela
The UN Focal Point and UN Office of the Ombudsperson: Gavin Sullivan
United Nations expert panels: Caty Clément
Sanctions against autocratic regimes: Clara Portela
Sanctions against organised crime: Charmaine N. Willis
Sanctions for conflict resolution: John Agbonifo
Sanctions for human rights and democracy: Stefano Silingardi
Sanctions for nuclear non-proliferation: Armend Bekaj
Sanctions in the fight against terrorism: Maruša T. Veber
Sanctions to combat corruption: Oliver Windridge

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