Multilateral Sanctions Revisited: Lessons Learned from Margaret Doxey

Cover\nMULTILATERAL SANCTIONS REVISITED\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nFigures and Tables\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction: Multilateral Sanctions Revisited – Lessons Learned from Margaret Doxey\nPART ONE MULTILATERAL SANCTIONS IN A CONTESTED WORLD\n	1 Multilateral Sanctions: An Overview\n	2 US Approaches to Multilateral Sanctions: Cooperation and Coercion Intertwined\n	3 Russia’s Approaches to Multilateral Sanctions\n	4 China’s Approach to Multilateral Sanctions\n	5 The European Approach to Multilateral Sanctions: Are EU Sanctions “Replacing” UN Sanctions?\n	6 The African Union in a World of Sanctions\nPART TWO KEY CONTEMPORARY ISSUES\n	7 Norms and Sanctions\n	8 The Evolution of UN Arms Embargoes in Conflict Settings: Stumbling Blocks to Effective Implementation\n	9 Targeting Individuals: Weighing the “Economic Damage” and “Political Utility” of Sanctions\n	10 United Nations Sanctions: Through a Gender Lens\n	11 More Civilian Pain than Political Gain (Again?): The Demise of Targeted Sanctions and Associated Humanitarian Impacts\n	12 The Art of Evasion in the Cyber Economy: Cyber-Hacking, Money Laundering, and North Korea’s Evasion of Sanctions\n	13 Mitigating Evasion of UN Sanctions: Africa as a Testing Ground\n	14 UN Sanctions, the Ombudsperson, and Continuing Legal Challenges\n	Conclusion: Multilateral Sanctions – Growing Complexity in a Contested World\nAppendix: UN Security Council Sanctions (1990–2021)\nPublications by Margaret Doxey on Multilateral Sanctions\nContributors\nIndex