When International Governance Fails - Daoud, Maram
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Unintended consequences of multilateral targeted sanctions have received growing attention in recent years. This study examines the unintended consequences of the sanctions regime imposed on Libya from 2011 to 2017 on the following three domains. Firstly, on corruption and criminality, secondly on humanitarian consequences and human rights' violations and lastly on political factionalism. Combining the 'generic complexity theory' with the 'security governance theory', this research argues that the multilateral sanctions regime imposed on Libya post-2011 contributed, amongst other factors, to…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Unintended consequences of multilateral targeted sanctions have received growing attention in recent years. This study examines the unintended consequences of the sanctions regime imposed on Libya from 2011 to 2017 on the following three domains. Firstly, on corruption and criminality, secondly on humanitarian consequences and human rights' violations and lastly on political factionalism. Combining the 'generic complexity theory' with the 'security governance theory', this research argues that the multilateral sanctions regime imposed on Libya post-2011 contributed, amongst other factors, to the three above mentioned negative consequences. Particularly, it illustrates how the sanctions led to the proliferation of arms, which, in turn, strengthened a variety of political factions leading to great instability in Libya. On a theoretical level, this study approves both above mentioned theories and especially highlights the value of complexity theory.
Autorenporträt
Maram DAOUD posee un Máster en Estudios Avanzados en Seguridad Internacional y Europea por el Centro de Política de Seguridad de Ginebra (GCSP) y el Instituto de Estudios Globales (GSI) de la Universidad de Ginebra, y es licenciada en Economía por la Universidad de Damasco. Maram es actualmente investigadora en el Instituto Escandinavo de Derechos Humanos (SIHR).