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A peaceful, silent, deadly remedy: The ethics of economic sanctions
Ethics and International Affairs 13:123–142 (1999)
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Economic sanctions are emerging as one of the major tools of international governance in the post-Cold War era. Gordon considers the issue of sanctions within three ethical frameworks: just war doctrine, deontological ethics, and utilitarianismAuthor's Profile
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