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Nicholas Mulder: The economic weapon: the rise of sanctions as a tool of modern war

Nicholas Mulder: The economic weapon: the rise of sanctions as a tool of modern war Business Economics https://doi.org/10.1057/s11369-022-00300-4 BOOK RE VIE W Nicholas Mulder: The economic weapon: the rise of sanctions as a tool of modern war Yale University Press, 2022 Gary Clyde Hufbauer © National Association for Business Economics 2022 Professor Mulder, now at Cornell University, has a n fi e sense 500,000 deaths were caused in the Ottoman Empire by the of timing. He published this book in 2022 just as the United Anglo-French blockade (both citations appear on p. 5 of the States revived the old Cold War with Russia and launched Introduction). A contemporary British Admiralty observer, a new Cold War with China. Both conflicts find the United W. Arnold-Forster, even claimed 760,000 German deaths States and its allies imposing economic sanctions as a key based on a German report (p. 81 and Chapter 2, fn. 152). weapon, the topic which Mulder investigates with formida- Mulder also reports severe civilian suffering from French- ble historical insight. British blockades against Bolshevist Russia and Communist Prior to Mulder’s volume, the bibliography on economic Hungary in 1919. Lord Robert Cecil, mastermind of First sanctions already numbered hundreds of books and even World War sanctions and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, more articles, plus several databases, mostly authored or declared with http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Business Economics Springer Journals

Nicholas Mulder: The economic weapon: the rise of sanctions as a tool of modern war

Hufbauer, Gary Clyde
Business Economics , Volume OnlineFirst – Dec 29, 2022
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Business Economics https://doi.org/10.1057/s11369-022-00300-4 BOOK RE VIE W Nicholas Mulder: The economic weapon: the rise of sanctions as a tool of modern war Yale University Press, 2022 Gary Clyde Hufbauer © National Association for Business Economics 2022 Professor Mulder, now at Cornell University, has a n fi e sense 500,000 deaths were caused in the Ottoman Empire by the of timing. He published this book in 2022 just as the United Anglo-French blockade (both citations appear on p. 5 of the States revived the old Cold War with Russia and launched Introduction). A contemporary British Admiralty observer, a new Cold War with China. Both conflicts find the United W. Arnold-Forster, even claimed 760,000 German deaths States and its allies imposing economic sanctions as a key based on a German report (p. 81 and Chapter 2, fn. 152). weapon, the topic which Mulder investigates with formida- Mulder also reports severe civilian suffering from French- ble historical insight. British blockades against Bolshevist Russia and Communist Prior to Mulder’s volume, the bibliography on economic Hungary in 1919. Lord Robert Cecil, mastermind of First sanctions already numbered hundreds of books and even World War sanctions and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, more articles, plus several databases, mostly authored or declared with

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Published: Dec 29, 2022

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