United in sanctions? Some observations on the EU practice of ‘restrictive measures’ in the face of the Russian aggression against Ukraine

Paulina Starski

Chapter 12 in The EU Reexamined, 2024, pp 235-262 from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This chapter will - after briefly addressing the blatant illegality of the Russian invasion of Ukraine [A.] - offer an overview of the sanctions imposed by the EU, particularly in the aftermath of the full-blown Russian invasion of Ukraine [B.]. In a further step the international legal rules governing sanctions will be sketched and the compatibility of the present EU sanctions regime with those rules will be tentatively examined [C.]. Subsequently, the contribution will depict the basic determinants of the legal framework governing sanctions - ‘restrictive measures’ - within the EU [D.]. Building on previous major findings, some thoughts on the effectiveness of the EU sanctions practice will be shared [E.]. The chapter will close with a short reflection [F.].

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Law - Academic; Politics and Public Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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