The Evolution of UN Sanctions

The Evolution of UN Sanctions From a Tool of Warfare to a Tool of Peace, Security and Human Rights

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The Evolution of UN Sanctions From a Tool of Warfare to a Tool of Peace, Security and Human Rights

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The Evolution of UN Sanctions

From a Tool of Warfare to a Tool of Peace, Security and Human Rights

Enrico Carisch | Loraine Rickard-Martin | Shawna R. Meister

Social Science / Criminology

Includes discussions on the often forgotten but essential humanitarian intentions of today's coercive, but non-violent regimes adopted regularly by the UN Security Council

Highlights the historic undercurrents that helped to displace some armed aggression and economic warfare with UN sanctions

Covers the misconceptions and pretenses that confuse so many in today's policy decision making circles and academia who seem unaware of past trials and errors, and who measure the performance of UN sanctions only against the most advanced Western concepts of humanitarianism rather than against sustainable and truly multilateral approaches

Enrico Carisch is a partner in Compliance and Capacity Skills International, LLC. He served as a member of several United Nations groups of experts, was engaged by African and European States and organizations to assist in the strengthening of the management of conflict-sensitive natural resource revenues, and frequently collaborates with international companies, international organizations and academic institutions on improved sanctions compliance measures, services and technologies. 

Loraine Rickard-Martin is a partner in Compliance and Capacity Skills International, LLC. She was a sanctions committee secretary and a senior political affairs officer in the Security Council Affairs Division of the UN Department of Political Affairs from 1995 to 2009, a lecturer in United Nations sanctions at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs from 2010 to 2013, and Secretary of the UN High Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change from 2003 to 2004. 

Shawna Meister is an independent researcher and analyst of international peace and security issues. She has written publications on various subjects including analyses of the effectiveness of sanctions, UN and regional peacekeeping missions, and the UN Peacebuilding Commission. Her research interests have recently broadened to the impact of uninhabited aerial vehicles (UAVs) on the UN system. As a Research Associate for a non-profit organization in Ottawa, Canada, she manages projects, conducts qualitative and quantitative analyses, and works with practitioners and the public to help them transform research into practical applications. 


Publication Date: 08 November 2017
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
Imprint: Springer
ISBN-13: 9783319600048
Format: Hardback
Page Count: 501

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