Economic Sanctions and U. S. Trade

Whether you are a government attorney, an international lawyer, or corporate counsel involved in foreign trade, here is the guidance you need to cope successfully with the effects of the numerous (and multiplying) current U.S. economic sanctions programs on import & export transactions. Malloy draws on his years of experience in the U.S. Department of the Treasury to provide the context essential to understanding the practical problems that arise under these programs. His incisive analysis of general issues includes: The legal limits (both domestic & international) of sanctions; The types of materials blocked under various programs & statutes Criteria for determining the effectiveness of sanctions Recommendations for the administration of sanctions. You'll find in-depth analysis of the programs presently in operation against such countries as Cuba, South Africa, Libya, Iraq, Haiti, & Yugoslavia...plus details of the Rwandan Arms Embargo, the Terrorists Assets Blocking, & unblocking negotiations currently under way.Malloy, Michael P. is the author of 'Economic Sanctions and U. S. Trade', published 1990 under ISBN 9780316545150 and ISBN 0316545155.