MULTIFACETED SANCTIONS IN CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL PRACTICE Security, Trade, Human Rights and Development. Rome, December 4 2015 (original) (raw)

This paper discusses the multifaceted nature of sanctions in contemporary international practice, particularly focusing on their implications for security, trade, human rights, and development. Through various presentations and discussions from experts in the field, the paper highlights the complexities and interrelationships of different types of sanctions, including UN non-proliferation sanctions, unilateral economic sanctions in relation to the WTO, and individual sanctions systems in the UN and EU. A round table discussion further examines the impact of sanctions on development aid, providing insights into the holistic effects of sanctions on global governance and humanitarian efforts.