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From Bilateral Trade to Multilateral PressureThis paper investigates the economic consequences of a scenario in which the European Union (EU) imposes economic sanctions on Sudan. The idea of the paper is motivated by the deteriorating relations between Sudan and the EU arising from the...
Working Paper
Trade sanctions and informal employmentThis paper examines how trade sanctions affect the allocation of workers across formal and informal employment. We analyse the case of the unexpected and unprecedented trade sanctions imposed on Iran in 2012. We use a difference-in-differences...
Working Paper
Unintended consequences of economic sanctions for human rightsAre victims of human rights abuses better off with or without economic sanctions targeted at their perpetrators? We study this question in the context of a US human rights policy, Section 1502 of the 2010 Dodd–Frank Act. By discouraging companies...
Book Chapter
Enforcing Peace Agreements in Fragile States through Commitment TechnologiesPart of Book Fragile States
Book Chapter
Growth, Capital Accumulation, and Economic Reform in South AfricaPart of Book Resource Abundance and Economic Development
Working Paper
Economic sanctions and trade flows in the neighbourhoodWe investigate the effect of economic sanctions on trade flows in countries sharing a border with the sanctioned state. On the one hand, trade models suggest that trade flows should decrease as sanctions disrupt trading routes and economic ties with...
Working Paper
Sanction-busting through tax havensFinancial sanctions, which aim to economically hurt a target by restricting its access to financial assets and markets, require the ability to identify who owns an asset. Although experts have long claimed that offshore financial centres that offer...
Working Paper
Enforcing Peace Agreements through Commitment TechnologiesThis paper models the instability of peace agreements, motivated by the empirical regularity with which peace agreements tend to break down following civil war. When war provides opportunities for profit to one side, or when other difficulties such...
Blog
To Aid or Not to Aid?: The Case of Rwanda, DFID, and the Good Aid Debate
Omar Shahabudin McDoom What should donors do when confronted with regimes that violate important normative standards of state behavior and commit...
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