Busted Sanctions: Explaining Why Economic Sanctions Fail
Busted Sanctions: Explaining Why Economic Sanctions Fail
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制裁失败：解释经济制裁失败的原因
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2017
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A. Kuersten
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A. Kuersten
《失败的制裁》解释了为什么即使是世界上最强大的国家实施的经济制裁也经常失败。经济制裁是外交政策的强制性工具，旨在通过损害外国行为体的经济福利来改变其行为。美国政府比世界上任何其他国家都更依赖经济制裁，但其实施的制裁只有大约三分之一的成功率。本书认为，美国经济制裁频频失败的一个重要原因是世界其他国家通过向受制裁国提供国际贸易和援助，削弱了制裁的有效性。
Busted Sanctions offers an explanation for why economic sanctions frequently fail even when employed by the world’s most powerful countries. Economic sanctions are coercive tools of foreign policy that seek to alter the behavior of foreign actors by harming their economic welfare. The United States Government relies on economic sanctions more than any other country in the world, but the sanctions it imposes only tend to be successful about a third of the time. It is argued in this book that a major reason why U.S. economic sanctions fail so frequently is that other countries around the world undercut the sanctions’ effectiveness via the international trade and aid they provide to sanctioned states.