PART ONE
International and National Experiences with Sanctions
1 Economic Sanctions in Contemporary Global Relations, George A. Lopez and David Cortright
2 The United Nations Experience with Sanctions, James C. Ngobi
3 Economic Sanctions as Tools of Foreign Policy, Ivan Eland
4 A Review of Economic Sanctions: A Russian Perspective, Alexander Konovalov, Sergey Oznobistchev, and Dmitry G. Evstafiev
5 Factors Affecting the Success of Sanctions, Kimberly Ann Elliott
6 The Problems and Promise of Sanctions, William H. Kaempfer and Anton D. Lowenberg
7 Sanctions and International Law, Christopher C. Joyner
8 The Political and Moral Appropriateness of Sanctions, Jack T. Patterson
9 Economic Sanctions and the Just-War Doctrine, Drew Christiansen, S.J., and Gerard F. Powers
10 UN Sanctions Against Iraq, David E. Reuther
11 Economic Sanctions Against Iraq: Do They Contribute to a Just Settlement?, Bashir Al-Samarrai
12 The Use of Sanctions in Former Yugoslavia: Misunderstanding Political Realities, Susan L. Woodward
13 The Use of Sanctions in Former Yugoslavia: Can They Assist in Conflict Resolution?, Sonja Licht
14 The Use of Sanctions in Haiti: Assessing the Economic Realities, Claudette Antoine Werleigh
15 Sanctions and Apartheid: The Economic Challenge to Discrimination, Jennifer Davis
PART FOUR
The Future of Sanctions
16 A Proposal for a New United Nations Council on Economic Sanctions, Lloyd (Jeff) Dumas
17 Research Concerns and Policy Needs in an Era of Sanctions, David Cortright and George A. Lopez