Corruption and Targeted Sanctions: Law and Policy of Anti-Corruption Entry Bans (Queen Mary Studies in International Law, 35)
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Corruption and Targeted Sanctions: Law and Policy of Anti-Corruption Entry Bans (Queen Mary Studies in International Law, 35)

by Anton Moiseienko

Law international law
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A detailed examination of entry bans as anti-corruption sanctions under international law, focusing on legal frameworks and policy implications.

About This Book

This book explores the intersection of anti-corruption measures and international sanctions regimes.

It analyzes the legal frameworks governing entry bans as tools to combat corruption across borders.

The study draws on the Queen Mary Studies in International Law series to present policy considerations.

Readers will gain insight into how targeted sanctions function within the broader context of global governance.

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