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Introduction: Economic Sanctions and Freezing Assets. The International Emergency Economic Powers Act and the Freezing of Iranian Assets. Bibliographic Information. Pages 1-7. Alerassool, Mahvash. The USA and the Most Effective Economic Sanction.

Secondly, economic sanctions have been used to exert pressure on target countries either to influence their political conduct or to destabilise regimes that are . International Political Economy Series. Palgrave Macmillan, London.

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Freezing Assets book. Since then, freezing sovereign assets has become an increasingly frequent and highly effective economic sanction. It has been used against Nicaragua, Libya, Panama, Kuwait and Iraq.

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Economic sanctions (synonym: embargo) are commercial and financial penalties applied by one or more countries against a targeted self-governing state, group, or individual. Economic sanctions are not necessarily imposed because of economic circumstances-they may also be imposed for a variety of political, military, and social issues. Economic sanctions can be used for achieving domestic and international purposes.

The chapter argues that the design of economic sanctions instruments has been influenced primarily by unrealistic political demands and inflexible legal doctrines which have undermined their effectiveness in state practice.

Asset freezes or seizures – Preventing assets owned by a country or. .

Asset freezes or seizures – Preventing assets owned by a country or individual from being sold or moved. Sanctions can also target individuals, such as political figures or business leaders - such as the aforementioned . sanctions on Putin's allies in March 2014. Enacting this type of sanction is designed to cause financial difficulties for a small set of individuals rather than impacting a country’s population. Multilateral sanctions are more effective than unilateral sanctions, but the success rate, in general, is fairly low. In many circumstances, the sanctions caused economic harm without changing the target country's policies.