Economic sanctions, unilateral and multilateral, have a long pedigree in international relations. From South Africa Israel, to Iraq, Iran, North Korea, such measures have, with varying results, been used diverse contexts influence the behavior of states. Some would celebrate use economic sanctions as means punishing “rogue states” for human rights violations or threats peace, while others conde...

This study explores the effects of economic sanctions on vulnerable groups within target states. When a state uses to realize its foreign policy goals, government in sanctioned usually pursues harsh domestic policies against ethnic minority by employing rally around flag effect policies. Resultant work casting members as traitors and then scapegoating them cause underlying sanctions. Many cases...

“Insiders” – employees within organizations – have been seen as a major problem for information security management. Employees were often found to intentionally violate organizational information security policies despite the possibility of being disciplined for their actions. In this study, we aim to examine the effects of different types of sanctions – organizational, workgroup, and personal ...

In the international integration, economic changes have had a strong influence on domestic and foreign enterprises in Vietnam regarding tax compliance. The more domestic and international activities occur, the more the enterprises have to take advantage of tax evasion and tax avoidance. By using historical methodologies, this paper tries to point out the shortcomings of the current regulations ...

In this short article, I provide a preliminary assessment of the economic consequences possible secondary sanctions on China. Considering interdependence China with rest world, analyse challenges and opportunities would face in scenario sanctions. My analysis covers China’s real economy, domestic financial system, role international finance, Belt Road Initiative (BRI). Overall, can survive sanc...