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100			_914601 _aShagina, Maria
245			_aEU sanctions Policy towards post-soviet conflicts _h[Recurso electronico] PDF _b: Cases of Crimea, Eastern Ukraine, South Ossetia and Abkhazia
520			_aGoing beyond the focus on the sanctions´ effectiveness, this article is rather interested in the investigation of EU internal dynamics of decision-making. Looking at post-Soviet frozen conflicts, namely Crimea, Eastern Ukraine, South Ossetia and Abkhazia, the article analyses the internal tensions between Russia-friendly and Russia-hawkish states in the EU process of imposing sanction regimes. Despite potential economic losses and political tensions, in some cases the EU decides and successfully manages to impose sanctions, whereas in other cases no punitive measures are undertaken. Comparing cases with and without sanction regimes, this article aims to uncover the ´black box´ behind the EU´s decision to impose sanctions. It aims to analyze why and under what conditions the EU is ready to resort to sanctions in post-Soviet conflicts.
650		0	_94271 _aPESC
650		0	_94823 _aDerecho internacional
650		0	_912559 _aUnión Soviética
650		0	_91851 _aRelaciones Internacionales
651		0	_91448 _aRusia
651		0	_91614 _aEuropa Oriental
773	0		_aUNISCI Discussion Papers _g. -- N. 43 (enero 2017) p. 73-88 _iEn : _tUNISCI Discussion Papers _w3323 _x2386-9453
856	4		_uhttps://www.ucm.es/data/cont/media/www/pag-72408//UNISCIDP43-NUMEROENTERO.pdf
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