Journal Article - Quarterly Journal: International Security

Correspondence: Evaluating Economic Sanctions

| Fall 1998

Abstract

Finally, David Baldwin of Columbia University takes issue with Robert Pape’s findings in his Fall 1997 article that economic sanctions “do not work.” Pape replies.

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For Academic Citation: David A. Baldwin and Robert A. Pape. “Correspondence: Evaluating Economic Sanctions.” Quarterly Journal: International Security, vol. 23. no. 2. (Fall 1998):
189-198
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David A. Baldwin

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