International Economic Law, 1996: Trade Controls for Political Ends Volume 3

Part of a five-volume series that provides coverage of different aspects of international economic law, this volume offers in-depth analysis of issues of jurisdictions, sovereignty and economic techniques which arise from efforts to impose unilateral, regional or universal economic sanctions. The Iranian crisis is covered in detail, as are disputes involving East-West trade, the Arab boycott of Israel and the use of United Nations sanctions in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia.
 
Part of a five-volume series that provides coverage of different aspects of international economic law, this volume offers in-depth analysis of issues of jurisdictions, sovereignty and economic techniques which arise from efforts to impose unilateral, regional or universal economic sanctions. The Iranian crisis is covered in detail, as are disputes involving East-West trade, the Arab boycott of Israel and the use of United Nations sanctions in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia.