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US economic statecraft for survival, 1933-1991 : of sanctions, embargoes, and economic warfare
by Dobson, Alan P in 1900-1999 , Economic sanctions, American History 20th century. , Embargo History 20th century.
\"This book reassesses the nature and character of economic instruments of statecraft in the light of the detailed narrative of, and findings about, US policy from 1933 to 1991. Among other things, it raises difficulties about how to assess the effectiveness of such instruments of statecraft, once it is appreciated that assessment by purely objective economic criteria is inappropriate. It includes details of US economic actions against Japan, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.\"--Jacket.
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