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Promoting Human Rights through sanctions? The Case of Burma

Name: Promoting Human Rights through sanctions? The Case of Burma
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Author: Candy Warpole
ISBN: 978-3-656-39942-1

Seminar Paper, 2010

16 Pages, Grade: 1.3

Candy Warpole (Author)

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Introduction

1 Human rights as a subject of foreign policy
1.1 From a domestic to an international issue
1.2 The universalism of human rights
1.3 Enhancing a self-image and domestic factors
1.4 Summary

2. Economic sanctions as foreign policy instruments
2.1 Modes of sanctions –a definition
2.2 Purpose of sanctions
2.3 What factors make sanctions succeed or fail?
2.4 The use of sanctions to expedite human rights

3. The case of Burma
3.1. The human rights situation in Burma
3.2 Burma policies –between sanctions and aid
3.3 What has Western sanctions policy accomplished so far?
3.4 Possible explanations for its failure
3.5 Alternative approaches

Conclusion

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Title: Promoting Human Rights through sanctions? The Case of Burma
College: University of Constance
Grade: 1.3
Author: Candy Warpole (Author)
Year: 2010
Pages: 16
Catalog Number: V211960
ISBN (eBook): 9783656399179
ISBN (Book): 9783656399421
File size: 503 KB
Language: English
Keywords: promoting, human, rights, case, burma

Quote paper: Candy Warpole (Author), 2010, Promoting Human Rights through sanctions? The Case of Burma, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/211960

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