The economics of South African sanctions |
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Authors: | Jesmond Blumenfeld |
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Institution: | 1. Lecturer in Economics, Brunel University, West London and Convenor, Southern Africa Study Group, Royal Institute of International Affairs, London
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Abstract: | The present debate on economic sanctions against South Africa reveals that, despite a long history of the threat and use of economic sanctions in international relations, there still prevails a wide array of misconceptions regarding the nature, mechanisms and consequences of such a policy. This article examines some of the economic aspects of the way in which sanctions can impact on a target country and assesses their implications for the South African case. |
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