Sanctions as a Weapon in a Prolonged Conflict Between The United States and Cuba: An analysis into the effectiveness of U.S. economic sanctions targeting Cuba

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Ramkalup, Dayant Nirvan Léshjon (2023)

Sanctions as a Weapon in a Prolonged Conflict Between The United States and Cuba: An analysis into the effectiveness of U.S. economic sanctions targeting Cuba

Master thesis | International Relations (MA)

The US embargo against Cuba is the longest-running economic sanctions package that has ever been implemented. This thesis analyses the factors influencing the effectiveness of sanctions in the US-Cuba case.

Author: Ramkalup, Dayant Nirvan Léshjon

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: Global Conflict in the Modern Era

Supervisors: Dr P.A. Isla Monsalve

ECTS Credits: 15

Language: en

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Sanctions as a Weapon in a Prolonged Conflict Between The United States and Cuba: An analysis into the effectiveness of U.S. economic sanctions targeting Cuba