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List of Tables and Figures=ix

Acknowledgements=x

Preface=xi

Introduction=1

1. In History=7

The Sanctions Spectrum=8

The Historical Frame=11

The Megarian Decree=13

The Siege=16

Early Nineteenth Century=20

The American Civil War=23

Paris and the Commune=27

The First World War=30

Attitudes=37

2. From League to United Nations=42

The League of Nations=43

Origins=43

The Sanctions Option=49

The Sanctions Failure=52

The United Nations=62

Origins=62

The Sanctions Option=65

The Berlin Blockade(1948-9)=71

The Korea Question(1945-53)=72

South Africa and Apartheid(1948-94)=75

Portugal and Colonialism(1960-74)=81

Rhodesia and UDI(1962-79)=84

Libya and Lockerbie(1991-)=88

Yugoslavia-Balkanisation(1991-)=98

Haiti and 'Democracy'(1990-4)=105

Other Cases=109

3. The US Role=115

The Superpower Perquisite=115

The Sanctions Options=117

The Sanctions Ubiquity=120

Cuba=124

The Birth of Sanctions=124

The Cuban Democracy Act(1992)=128

The Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad) Act(1996)=131

Genocide I=138

North Korea=140

Vietnam=144

Libya, Iran and the D'Amato Act=145

India and Pakistan=154

Other Cases=157

4. Law and Natural Justice=162

The Key Question=162

Are Food Embargoes Legitimate?=163

The Relevance of Coercion=166

The United States and Food Denial=167

5. The Case of Iraq=169

Background=169

The Sanctions Regime=170

The Sanctions Impact=173

A New Holocaust=178

Notes=181

Select Bibliography=197

Index=199

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This text gives an account of the use and misuse of economic sanctions world-wide, highlighting the ways in which sanctions have been employed, ultimately, as weapons of mass destruction, directed primarily against civilian populations. The author details the impact of economic sanctions on a global basis, highlighting their use as a foreign policy tool by powerful nations such as the United States, and revealing the extent to which the US has succeeded in promoting the use of sanctions - in direct violation of the UN charter - through its dominance of the UN Security Council. Using source material and background documents, the author provides a brief history of the use of sanctions as an allegedly "neutral" weapon in international conflict, and challenges official accounts of the impact of economic sanctions by reconsidering the horrific, almost genocidal impact sanctions can be shown to have on civilian communities in, for example, the conflict with Iraq.