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The True Costs of Financial Sanctions

| May 24, 2016

In this journal article for Survival, Aaron Arnold argues that the success of financial sanctions rests largely on the dominance of the US dollar and the correspondent banking system. Yet emerging trends could undermine Washington’s capacity to employ this tool.

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For Academic Citation: Arnold, Aaron. “The True Costs of Financial Sanctions.” Survival, vol. 58. no. 3. (May 24, 2016):
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