Sanctions Sometimes Smart¶
Drezner, D. W. (2011). Sanctions Sometimes Smart: Targeted Sanctions in Theory and Practice. International Studies Review, 13(1), 96-108.
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- Search, recommendation, and surveillance: a query or recommendation aimed at one intent also reaches adjacent unwanted results or users, and bulk collection aimed at a target population also captures non-targets on the same wire. Medical screening and sanctions: broad screening tests produce false positives leading to non-target interventions, and a sanctions regime aimed at one entity also harms commercial counterparties and humanitarian operations entangled in the same rails.
This sourceAnalyzes how sanctions aimed at one entity harm non-target counterparties and third parties, and that smart-sanctions targeting does not reliably improve outcomes.
- Search, recommendation, and surveillance: a query or recommendation aimed at one intent also reaches adjacent unwanted results or users, and bulk collection aimed at a target population also captures non-targets on the same wire. Medical screening and sanctions: broad screening tests produce false positives leading to non-target interventions, and a sanctions regime aimed at one entity also harms commercial counterparties and humanitarian operations entangled in the same rails.
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