| 格式化内容附注： | List of figures -- List of Tables -- List of Abbreviations. Introduction: The sanctions debate : The mainstream sanctions debate -- Shifting the debate: towards "mechanisms" -- Outline of the book. 1 A political theory of sanctions : Liberal theories of sanctions -- Public choice theories of sanctions -- Institutionalist "regime type" approaches -- The neo-Weberian theory of sanctions -- A social conflict analysis of sanctions -- SCA'S basic foundations: Gramscian state theory -- Social conflict analysis of sanctions -- Methodology. 2 South Africa: sanctioning apartheid : South Africa's coalitional struggles -- Classical apartheid: from colonial origins to the 1960s -- "Reform apartheid:" from the 1970s to the 1980s -- The impact of early sanctions: oil and arms -- The oil embargo -- The arms embargo -- The long-term consequences -- Later sanctions: disinvestment, finance, and trade -- Disinvestment -- Finance and trade -- Impact on social conflict -- Conclusion. 3 Myanmar: sanctioning military rule : Myanmar's coalitional struggles -- Social conflict in Myanmar from independence to 1990 -- The military regime's coalitional and transition strategy -- The opposition coalition and transition strategy -- The material and distributional consequences of sanctions -- Trade: reorientation towards Asia -- Garments -- Timber -- Jade and gemstones -- Investment: concentrating development in Asian-oriented primary sectors -- Disinvestment -- Tourism -- The dollar ban -- Overseas aid and assistance -- Targeted sanctions: visa bans and asset freezes -- Arms embargoes -- Summary -- Sanctions' impact on coalitional struggles -- The ruling SLORC/SPDC Coalition -- The Opposition Coalition -- Conclusion. 4 Iraq: sanctioning dictatorship : Iraq's coalitional struggles -- Iraq's ruling coalition -- The Opposition Coalition -- The economic impact of sanctions on Iraq -- Phase one: 1990-6 -- Phase two: 1996-2003 -- The impact of sanctions on Iraqi social conflict: 1990-6 -- Regime responses, 1990-2 -- Regime responses, 1992-6 -- Sanctions and the Iraqi Opposition, 1990-6 -- Iraq's coalitional struggles under the OFFP -- Regime responses to the OFFP -- The Opposition under the OFFP -- Conclusion. Conclusion : Sanctions and ruling coalitions -- Sanctions and opposition forces -- Targeted sanctions: not so "Smart?" -- Rethinking the appeal of sanctions -- Recommendations for sanctions advocates and policymakers -- Abandon analogical reasoning -- Planning and evaluating sanctions. Bibliography -- Index. |
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